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2007 |
Download the 'Mind's Eye' leaflet, illustrating Peter's recent commission for Cardiff University featuring an essay by Tessa Jackson.
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2006 |
New Sculpture and Works on Paper 12 pages (21 x 24 cm) including 10 images in full colour. Catalogue to accompany his shows of new 2d works at Fermynwoods Contemporary Art and new sculpture specially commissioned for Lyveden New Bield, featuring essay by Alan Powers. This catalogue is on sale during the exhibition at Fermynwoods Contemporary Art (until 30 July) and Lyveden New Bield (until 24 September) at the special price of £3 |
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2006 |
Download the 'Rocks in my Bed' leaflet illustrating Peter's recent exhibition and featuring essays by Mike Collier and Mark Lawson.
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1992 |
Postcards: 1992 to 2005
A selection of 20 postcards (all different) Sold in booklet 20 cards/pack |
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| 1985 |
Postcards: 1985 to 2003
A selection of postcards (all different) Sold in packs of 10, 20 |
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| 1998 |
Whistling in the Dark (drawings and prints) Peter Randall-Page Drawings and Prints: 1983 - 1998 Documents every print from 1983 to 1998. Essay by Michael Tooby, forward by Dr Soran Krzisnik and Dr Nicolette Sluijter-Seijffert. Published on the occasion of the touring exhibition 'Whistling in the Dark' at Tivoli Gallery, Ljubljana, Slovenia and Stedelijek Musea, Gouda, Netherlands. |
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| Granite Song Peter Randall-Page sculpture and Chris Chapman photography 96 pages (hard back - 22 x 25 cm, soft back - 22 x 24.5 cm) including over 35 black and white images and 40 in full colour. In 1992 the innovative and influential arts and environmental charity, Common Ground, initiated their first model project on local distinctiveness with the sculptor Peter Randall-Page. The project spanned six years, paralleled by Chris Chapman's photographic record. This book documents the making of five sculptures and a garden in and around the Teign Valley near the village of Drewsteignton on the edge of Dartmoor. Essays by Sue Clifford and Angela King, Marina Warner, Jane Hayter-Hames and Eric Robinson. Published in 1999 by Devon Books in association with Common Ground |
soft back - price: £19.00 |
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2001 |
Nature of the Beast Peter Randall-Page: new sculpture, drawings and prints 32 pages (20.5 x 25.5 cm) including 8 black and white images and 23 in full colour. Illustrating many of Peter Randall-Page's works from 1998 to 2000. Essay by Steven Connor (available online at www.bbk.ac.uk/eh/skc/seefeel/). Published by Djanogly Art Gallery on the occasion of the touring exhibition 'Nature of the Beast', Djanogly Art Gallery, Nottingham, Graves Art Gallery, Sheffield and Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne. |
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1996 |
In Mind of Botany 24 pages (22 x 21 cm) including 37 black and white images and 4
in colour. Drawings and prints inspired by botanical collections in Australia, Great Britain and South Africa. Essay 'In the Realm of the Senses: Paul Nesbitt in conversation
with Peter Randall-Page', forward by Professor Sir GT Prance. Published
in 1996 on the occasion of the touring exhibition 'In Mind of Botany',
Kew Gardens, London, Atkinson Gallery, Millfield School and Mead
Gallery, Coventry. |
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| 1994 |
Boulders and Banners 24 pages (21 x 27 cm) including 9 black and white images and 9
in full colour. Split boulder works and the banners which were specially designed for the arches of Wenlock Priory. |
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1992 |
Sculpture and Drawings: 1977 to
1992 88 pages (30 x 22 cm) including over 130 black and
white images and 35 in full colour. Documents every sculpture from 1977 to 1992. Essays by Marina Warner and James Hamilton, forward by Dr Terry Friedman and catalogue raisonne compiled by Clive Adams. Catalogue reprinted in 1997 by kind permission of the Centre for the Study of Sculpture, Henry Moore Institute and the authors. Originally published 1992 on the occasion of the touring exhibition 'Peter Randall-Page Sculpture and Drawings 1980 - 1992' at Leeds City Art Gallery and Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh and Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol. |
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