Chloe Cheese (1953 − )
Highlights
Chloë Cheese is an illustrator, painter and printmaker born in London in 1952. Daughter of two artists, she studied at Cambridge School of Art and Royal College of Art and won a Royal Academy drawing prize in 1972.
Her first solo show Still life in London and Paris was held at the Curwen Gallery in 1979 and followed by many others mainly in the UK and Japan.
Cheese worked as a freelance illustrator both for the Sunday Times Colour Magazine and the Observer and was included in a touring exhibition organized by the British Council in 1985 titled Illustration from Caxton to Chloë.
She currently lives and works in London.
Reference Bibliography:
Buckman D., 2006, Artists in Britain since 1945, Vol 1, Art Dictionaries Ltd, Bristol
Glossary
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Drawing
The depiction of shapes and forms on a flat surface chiefly by means of lines although colour and shading may also be included. Materials most commonly used are pencil, ink, crayon, charcoal, chalk and pastel, although other materials, including paint, can be used in combination.
Work Themes (3)
Past exhibitions
URBAN IMAGES
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1986
- Pakistan, Pakistan
- Turkey, Turkey
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1985
- Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe
- Nigeria, Nigeria
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1984
- British Council Office - Lilongwe
- Ghana, Accra, British Council Office - Accra
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1983
- China, China
