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Peter Blake

b.1932

(b Dartford, Kent, 25 June 1932). British painter, printmaker, sculptor, and designer, a leading exponent of Pop art. His use of imagery from comics, pin-up magazines, consumer goods, and advertisements captures the flavour of the times in a manner that now evokes nostalgia for the ‘swinging sixties’, as was made clear during his enormously popular retrospective exhibition at the Tate Gallery, London, in 1983 (his most famous work is the cover design for the Beatles LP Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, 1967).

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The First Real Target 1961 Peter Blake (b.1932)

The First Real Target 1961 Tate Modern
The Masked Zebra Kid 1965 Peter Blake (b.1932)

The Masked Zebra Kid 1965 Tate
'The Meeting' or 'Have a Nice Day, Mr Hockney' 1981–3 Peter Blake (b.1932)

'The Meeting' or 'Have a Nice Day, Mr Hockney' 1981–3 Tate
Portrait of David Hockney in a Hollywood Spanish Interior 1965 Peter Blake (b.1932)

Portrait of David Hockney in a Hollywood Spanish Interior 1965 Tate
The Fine Art Bit 1959 Peter Blake (b.1932)

The Fine Art Bit 1959 Tate
On the Balcony 1955–7 Peter Blake (b.1932)

On the Balcony 1955–7 Tate Britain
Daisy Fairy 1981–1982 Peter Blake (b.1932)

Daisy Fairy 1981–1982 Victoria Art Gallery
Tuesday 1961 Peter Blake (b.1932)

Tuesday 1961 Tate Modern
Girls with Their Hero 1959 Peter Blake (b.1932)

Girls with Their Hero 1959 Pallant House Gallery
The Beatles 1962 1963–1968 Peter Blake (b.1932)

The Beatles 1962 1963–1968 Pallant House Gallery
Footsteps 1955 Peter Blake (b.1932)

Footsteps 1955 Museums Sheffield
Daimler and Nymphs 1984 Peter Blake (b.1932)

Daimler and Nymphs 1984 Jaguar Heritage
EL 1961 Peter Blake (b.1932)

EL 1961 Pallant House Gallery
Self-Portrait with Badges 1961 Peter Blake (b.1932)

Self-Portrait with Badges 1961 Tate Britain
Professor Sir Christopher Frayling (b.1946) 2009 Peter Blake (b.1932)

Professor Sir Christopher Frayling (b.1946) 2009 Royal College of Art
Richard Guyatt (1914–2007) 1981 Peter Blake (b.1932)

Richard Guyatt (1914–2007) 1981 Royal College of Art
Irish Lord X 1963 Peter Blake (b.1932)

Irish Lord X 1963 Pallant House Gallery
Cigarette Pack 1959–1960 Peter Blake (b.1932)

Cigarette Pack 1959–1960 Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Kamikaze 1965 Peter Blake (b.1932)

Kamikaze 1965 National Museum Wales, National Museum Cardiff
Boy Eating a Hot Dog 1960–1965 Peter Blake (b.1932)

Boy Eating a Hot Dog 1960–1965 Arts Council Collection, Southbank Centre