Andrew Carrick Gow
1848–1920 (age 72)
Biography
Andrew Carrick Gow was a painter whose canvases captured history with a vivid, narrative touch, earning him a place in the hearts of those who cherished the era’s great stories. He studied at the Royal Academy Schools and displayed works that combined keen observation with a sense of drama, making him a soughtafter contributor to major exhibitions of his day.
His portrayals of scenes both gentle and grand remained a touchstone for storytelling through paint, and he was remembered as a gentle presence among his peers. Resting at Highgate Cemetery, his work continues to speak of a painter devoted to the craft of bringing history to life.