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1910 - 1995. Known for: Landscape, portrait-Indian, figure.
A New Zealand artist who also traveled widely in England and the United States, Peter McIntyre established his reputation in the period following World War II. He had studied for five years at the... Read full biography
A New Zealand artist who also traveled widely in England and the United States, Peter McIntyre established his reputation in the period following World War II. He had studied for five years at the Slade School in London, which provided him background and influences of early modernism. His style is... Read full biography
A New Zealand artist who also traveled widely in England and the United States, Peter McIntyre established his reputation in the period following World War II. He had studied for five years at the Slade School in London, which provided him background and influences of early modernism. His style is described as romantic realism with traces of surrealism and cubism. During World War II, he served as official war artist from New Zealand, an experience he regarded as more influential on his... Read full biography
A New Zealand artist who also traveled widely in England and the United States, Peter McIntyre established his reputation in the period following World War II. He had studied for five years at the Slade School in London, which provided him background and influences of early modernism. His style is described as romantic realism with traces of surrealism and cubism. During World War II, he served as official war artist from New Zealand, an experience he regarded as more influential on his painting than his art training in England because of the necessity to capture the immediacy and drama of unfolding events. After the war, he returned to New Zealand and worked as a full-time artist. He has been highly influential because his incorporation... Read full biography
A New Zealand artist who also traveled widely in England and the United States, Peter McIntyre established his reputation in the period following World War II. He had studied for five years at the Slade School in London, which provided him background and influences of early modernism. His style is described as romantic realism with traces of surrealism and cubism. During World War II, he served as official war artist from New Zealand, an experience he regarded as more influential on his painting than his art training in England because of the necessity to capture the immediacy and drama of unfolding events. After the war, he returned to New Zealand and worked as a full-time artist. He has been highly influential because his incorporation of narrative themes, and abstract and expressive styles provided his viewers with new perspectives of their country. His goal has been t... Read full biography
Peter McIntyre - Artist Info
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Books & Publications (4)
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Davenport's Art Reference: The Gold Edition
2005Davenport, Ray2,421 pagesAt Home and Abroad: An Exhibition of Paintings by Peter McIntyre
1999
(Exhibition catalog)Daly-Peoples, John0 pages (color)Peter McIntyre's West
1970McIntyre, Peter120 pages (color)