Peter Barker-Mill (1908 − 1994)
Highlights
Peter Baker-Mill was born in Italy and studied at the Grosvenor School of Art, London in the early 1930s. During World War II he was in the Civil Defence Camouflage unit, joining the Ministry of Town and Country Planning in 1944. His work was shown at the Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol in 1989 and at the Minorries, Colchester in 1991. Sting Ray was first exhibited in 1934 at Redfern Gallery, London.
Work Theme
Past exhibitions
CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS' LITHOGRAPHS
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1961
- Kenya, Nairobi, Sorsbie Gallery
- India, Mumbai, Jehangir Nicholson Gallery
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1960
- Cyprus, Nicosia, British Council Office - Nicosia
- Pakistan, Lahore, Alhamra Art Gallery
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1957
- Spain, Gijon, Salon De Exposiciones Del Real Instituto Jovellanos
- Spain, Oviedo, Galeria De Exposiciones De La Obra Social Y Sultural
- Spain, Madrid, Ateneo De Madrid
- Spain, Salon De Exposiciones De La Sociedad De Amigos Del Arte
- Portugal, Lisbon, Secretariado Nacional Da Informacao
- Portugal, Porto, Escola Superior De Belas Artes Do Porto
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1954
- Ceylon, Colombo, Ceylon Art Gallery
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1952
- Germany, Berlin, Kunst Templehof
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1950
- Canada, Montreal Museum Of Fine Arts
MODERN PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS BY BRITISH ARTISTS
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1943
- UK, London, Ognisko Polskie (Polish Hearth) Belgrave Square
- UK, London, Belgian Institute, Belgrave Square
- UK, London, Czechoslovak Institute, Grosvenor Place
