Lily Lowe is an art historian, researcher and cataloguer specialising in European Art 1400-1700. She conducts provenance, archival and art historical research on paintings for institutions, collectors, foundations, and the art market. Lily is also a Teaching Assistant for Art History Link-Up, a charity providing free Art History A-Level, EPQ and HPQ courses at the Courtauld for students in state-supported schools where Art History is not taught.
Lily studied history of art at the University of Cambridge where she achieved a First Class mark in her Bachelor of Arts degree and was awarded a Distinction for her postgraduate Master of Philosophy degree. Her MPhil research focused on the intersection between illusion and reality in seventeenth-century depictions of Dutch domestic spaces. After graduating, Lily completed a curatorial internship at Althorp House, co-organises and manages the internship scheme for Cambridge students across the art world, and is co-editing the forthcoming Jordaens Van Dyck Journal 4, the final research publication for the ground-breaking, multinational Jordaens Van Dyck Panel Paintings Project – http://jordaensvandyck.org