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- Kathleen_Marescaux abstract "Kathleen Marescaux (1868-1944) was a Kilkenny-born artist. Marescaux travelled the continent during her youth, studying art. She first exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy in 1893 under her maiden name Dennis, and continued there sporadically until 1935. She also showed with the Dublin Sketching Club, the WCSI, the Fine Art Society (London) and the Ulster Academy of Arts.".
- Q15995942 abstract "Kathleen Marescaux (1868-1944) was a Kilkenny-born artist. Marescaux travelled the continent during her youth, studying art. She first exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy in 1893 under her maiden name Dennis, and continued there sporadically until 1935. She also showed with the Dublin Sketching Club, the WCSI, the Fine Art Society (London) and the Ulster Academy of Arts.".
- Kathleen_Marescaux comment "Kathleen Marescaux (1868-1944) was a Kilkenny-born artist. Marescaux travelled the continent during her youth, studying art. She first exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy in 1893 under her maiden name Dennis, and continued there sporadically until 1935. She also showed with the Dublin Sketching Club, the WCSI, the Fine Art Society (London) and the Ulster Academy of Arts.".
- Q15995942 comment "Kathleen Marescaux (1868-1944) was a Kilkenny-born artist. Marescaux travelled the continent during her youth, studying art. She first exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy in 1893 under her maiden name Dennis, and continued there sporadically until 1935. She also showed with the Dublin Sketching Club, the WCSI, the Fine Art Society (London) and the Ulster Academy of Arts.".