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"Kate Campbell Muirhead\nScottish sculptor Kate Campbell Muirhead (9 April 1893 – 20 July 1980) was a Scottish sculptor, born in Perth. She won the first Guthrie Award in 1920 with her work, the portrait bust \"Elizabeth\". As Muirhead got older she moved into painting rather than sculpture. Life. Kate Campbell Mui... | [
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