Peter Coker


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In the 1950s, Peter Coker was among the group of artists, with John Bratby, Jack Smith, Derrick Greaves and Edward Middleditch, who were dubbed the 'Kitchen Sink Group'. This monograph concentrates on Coker's landscape works, with the aim of raising them from the obscurity into which they have fallen compared with his better documented work. Published in association with Abbotts Hall Art Gallery.




Peter Coker RA


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Peter Coker was born in London in 1926. He first studied art at St. Martin's School of Art while working at Odhams Press (1941-1943), a leading publisher of instruction manuals and children's books, and returned as a full-time student (1947-1950) after se




Peter Coker RA


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Peter Coker


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Peter Coker


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Peter Coker, R A


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Peter Coker


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Published in conjunction with Piano Nobile exhibition Peter Coker: Mind and Matter, this fully illustrated, 67-page catalogue complements this comprehensive exhibition tracing the development of one of the foremost British artists of the twentieth century. Featuring catalogue entries which draw on new research and Piano Nobile's extensive experience handling Coker's work, it is the fourth publication dedicated to this artist of great intellect and instinct. Exhibition: Piano Nobile, London, UK (05.04.-09.05.2017).




Peter Coker


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Peter Coker RA


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The Studio


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