Peter Blake

(British, born 1932)

a is for alphabet, from alphabet series by peter blake

Peter Blake

A is for Alphabet, from Alphabet Series, 1991

1,250 GBP

b is for boxer, from alphabet series by peter blake

Peter Blake

B is for Boxer, from Alphabet Series, 1991

1,500 GBP

c is for clown, from alphabet series by peter blake

Peter Blake

C is for Clown, from Alphabet Series, 1991

1,250 GBP

d is for dwarfs and midgets, from alphabet series by peter blake

Peter Blake

D is for Dwarfs and Midgets, from Alphabet Series, 1991

1,250 GBP

e is for everly brothers, from alphabet series by peter blake

Peter Blake

E is for Everly Brothers, from Alphabet Series, 1991

1,250 GBP

f is for football, from alphabet series by peter blake

Peter Blake

F is for Football, from Alphabet Series, 1991

1,500 GBP

g is for girl, from alphabet series by peter blake

Peter Blake

G is for Girl, from Alphabet Series, 1991

1,500 GBP

k is for king, from alphabet series by peter blake

Peter Blake

K is for King, from Alphabet Series, 1991

1,500 GBP

l is for love, from alphabet series by peter blake

Peter Blake

L is for Love, from Alphabet Series, 1991

1,250 GBP

m is for marilyn, from alphabet series by peter blake

Peter Blake

M is for Marilyn, from Alphabet Series, 1991

1,500 GBP

n is for nude, from alphabet series by peter blake

Peter Blake

N is for Nude, from Alphabet Series, 1991

1,250 GBP

s is for sumo, from alphabet series by peter blake

Peter Blake

S is for Sumo, from Alphabet Series, 1991

1,250 GBP

Biography

Timeline

1932
Born on June 25 in Dartford, Kent, England
1946 - 1951
Studied at Gravesend Technical College & School of Art, London, England
1953 - 1956
Studied at Royal College of Art, London, England
1964 - 1967
Taught at Royal College of Art, London, England
1967
Made cover design for Beatles’ "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"
1970
Used watercolour to illustrate Lewis Carroll’s "Through the Looking-Glass"
1975
Founder of the Brotherhood of Ruralists
1981
Becomes a Royal Academician
1983
Major retrospective exhibition at the Tate Gallery
1994
Third Associate of the National Gallery

Exhibitions

2013
The House of Fairy Tales Cartographic Portfolio, London Original Print Fair, TAG Fine Arts, Royal Academy of Arts, London
2012
Peter Blake and Pop Music, Pallant House Gallery, Chichester
Sir Peter Blake, CCA at the Mall Galleries, London (solo)
Sir Peter Blake at 80, CCA at the Royal Albert Hall, London (solo)
Sir Peter Blake – new and vintage works, Railings Gallery, London
Parallelwelt Zirkus, Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna, Austria (solo)
Wetterling Gallery, Stockholm, Sweden (solo)
2010
25th London Original Print Fair, TAG Fine Arts, Royal Academy, London, England
AAFNYC, TAG Fine Arts, New York City, NY
2007
Peter Blake: A Retrospective, Tate Liverpool, United Kingdom

Literature

2006
‘September’, DACS 2006 calender
2005
Grimwood, Brian: ‘Waxworks to Cossacks’, The Journal of the Associations of Illustrators, February/March, pp. 14-21
2004
Bennett, Oliver: ‘Post-war excitement: the attraction of collecting Pop Art’, The Independent, 20 March, pp. 10-11
2003
Harrison, David: ‘Getting back to nature’, Bristol Evening Post, 11 February,
2002
Roberts, Eric: ‘An old master’s pick of the pops’, Yorkshire Post, 28 August, p.13
2001
Lacey, Hester (interview): 'How we met: Peter Blake & Rick Stein', The Independent on Sunday, 4 March, p.62
2000
Johnson, Holly: 'Meeting the Magician', Modern Painters, Spring, pp.90-94
1999
Dutt, Robin: 'Custodian of curiosities', Evening Standard, 8 October, p.33
1998
Lyttelton, Celia: 'My greatest work of art', High Life (British Airways), May
1997
The 20th-Century Art Book, Phaidon Press, London