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1. artuk.org › learn › learning-resourcesPortrait of Peter and clay sculpture techniques - Art UK

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   How did artist Peter Palmer create this powerful self-portrait? This lesson plan explores Portrait of Peter, a near-life-size self-portrait sculpture in the collection of Portsmouth Museums and Visitor Services.

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3. artuk.org › discover › artistsPalmer, Peter, active 1970–1972 - Art UK

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   Portrait of Peter Peter Palmer (active 1970–1972) Portsmouth Museums and Visitor Services.

4. artuk.org › learn › learning-resourcesSculpture in focus: 'Portrait of Peter' by Peter Palmer - Art UK

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   This film focuses on a self portrait by Peter Palmer which was made from casts of his own body. It is now in the collection of Portsmouth Museum. This stoneware clay sculpture was made by Peter when he was a student in Portsmouth in the 1970s.

5. www.nga.gov › open-access-imagesFree Images and Open Access - National Gallery of Art

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   Browse over 50,000 works of art with free images available for download. Look for the download icon when browsing the collection, or use the search tools to locate Open Access images.

6. www.kateowengallery.com › artists › Pet632Peter Mbitjana Palmer - Artist Biography - Kate Owen Gallery

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   Peter Mbitjana Palmer is an eastern and central Arrente man who was born at Santa Teresa Mission (80kms south east of Alice Springs) around 1970. Peter's home country is Arlpme or Bond Springs Station. Peter started painting around 1994 and generally paints his grandfather's dreamings from Arlpme or Napipa (Yambah Station) country. Yalka (Bush ...

7. www.saatchiart.com › account › artworksPeter Palmer Artworks - Saatchi Art

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   View Peter Palmer's artworks on Saatchi Art. Find original art for sale at great prices, including Paintings, Sculptures, Photography, Drawings, and Art Prints from emerging artists like Peter Palmer.

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   How did Peter Palmer make a portrait?

   • Portrait of Peter was made using a cast. Peter Palmer used plaster to cast and make moulds of his own clothed body. He made lots of moulds of the different areas of his body – using 10 moulds for his head alone! He then pressed clay into the plaster moulds to create the pieces for his sculpture.

   Portrait of Peter and clay sculpture techniques | Art UK

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   How did Peter Palmer make his sculpture?

   • Peter Palmer used plaster to cast and make moulds of his own clothed body. He made lots of moulds of the different areas of his body – using 10 moulds for his head alone! He then pressed clay into the plaster moulds to create the pieces for his sculpture. After removing the clay from the moulds he fired it in a kiln.

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   What is portrait of Peter?

   • This lesson plan explores Portrait of Peter, a near-life-size self-portrait sculpture in the collection of Portsmouth Museums and Visitor Services. The sculpture was cast from the artist’s own body in stoneware clay using a press mould technique.

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9. thesavvyheart.com › where-to-find-free-printable-art13 Websites For Free Printable Wall Art - The Savvy Heart

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   Where can I find & download free printable art? To get your hands on some free printable art, you gotta know where to look…so, I’ve rounded up ten of my favorite sites for you to check out. The first six are sites where various artists/photographers upload their work for you to use for FREE!