Pat Douthwaite: Female Cat In A Teapot

Pat Douthwaite: Female Cat In A TeapotPat Douthwaite had been a controversial figure on the Scottish Art Scene for more than thirty years before she came to Peacock in the late 80's to produce a suite of lithographs. Originally studying movement, mime and dance with Margaret Morris, she was encouraged to paint by Morris' husband, J D Ferguson. She came to work on the "Apples Kabuki" suite of lithographs during 1988. These very graphic prints influenced by traditional Japanese theatre hark

he describes the experience:

Paper Size: 96

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Glasgow and the Scottish National Portrait Gallery

He described working with us in the 2009 publication 'Peacock 35 Years of Great Stuff

Judy has work in the V&A collection

White and Yellow

Limited Edition silk screen prints inspired by the 347 Suite

and this is one of the prints in 'A Night of Islands' where such comment thickens the imagery

I am interested in performative ideas relating to everyday life

This was more acute in the bas-reliefs you mentioned but I think the prints carry that in them too - they borrow from the pallet of road signs

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