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David PATON

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Paton is a tutor in sculpture at the newly established NEWLYN SCHOOL OF ART 2011 and will be offering 4-day short courses in Stone carving (1), and Stone carving (2).

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David PATON

gender:

male

media:

Sculpture

references:

Tutors' notes, Newlyn Art School (on-line 2011) www.newlynartschool.co.uk ;

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exhibitions:

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Chris PATTERSON

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An acrylic painting, by this artist, German Clipper 1993, hangs at St Mary's Hospital, Isles of Scilly.

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Chris PATTERSON

gender:

male

references:

Public Catalogue Foundation (2007) Cornwall & Isles of Scilly: Oil Paintings in Public Ownership;

George A PATTISON

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St Ives association.

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George A PATTISON

gender:

male

references:

Whybrow St Ives (1911-20 list pp 216-8);

Juliette PAULL

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An artist who studied in the BA Fine Art programme at University College Falmouth, and who was one of five exhibitors in the 'Silent Signals' exhibition at the Crypt Gallery, St Ives (Dec 2010).

Her exhibition, all oil on canvas (20 works), entitled Elemental Truths, is composed of 'a new body of abstracted paintings that will fill Kestle Barton with a fluid sense of depth and dynamics this June' (Kestle Barton illustrated invitation card, 2011).

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Juliette PAULL

gender:

female

media:

Painter of abstracts

references:

Cornishman, 9 Dec, 2010, What's On column, p37;

Invitation card, full colour, Kestle Barton, 2011;

memberships:

exhibitions:

2010: Silent Signals, Crypt Gallery, St Ives;

2011: Elemental Truths, Kestle Barton, Manaccan;

Open Studios Cornwall 2011; 2012;

works and access:

Works incl: Silent Swell, Into Light, Phosphorescence, Shadow Blues, Cascade, Ascension, Rolling in Deep, Spring Swell 1, II, III;

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Albert Henry PAYNE

1812—1902

Payne's Universum of Pictorial World (Rickerby, Brain and Payne), published in 1847, included his engraving Land's End, Cornwall.

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Albert Henry PAYNE

gender:

male

media:

Engraver of portraits and places, world traveller.

references:

Achenbach Foundation Index;

Hardie (2009) Artists in Newlyn & West Cornwall p340;

Library of Congress Catalogue;

National Portrait Gallery Catalogue;

memberships:

exhibitions:

works and access:

Works include: Lands End, Cornwall

Access to works: Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts, San Francisco.

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Carol PAYNE

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A painting by this artist, 'Here Comes the Sun', is part of the art collection of Royal Cornwall Hospital.

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Carol PAYNE

gender:

female

media:

Painter

references:

Public Catalogue Foundation (2007) Cornwall & Isles of Scilly: Oil Paintings in Public Collections;

Henry A PAYNE

1868—1940

Birmingham-born artist, in the circle of artists around Joseph SOUTHALL influenced greatly by the Pre-Raphaelite tradition.

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Henry A PAYNE

aka:

(Albert, Arthur?)

gender:

male

references:

ArtNet;

ArtPrice;

Hardie (2009) Artists in Newlyn & West Cornwall p340;

Shakespeare Illustrated (Emory University On-line);

works and access:

Works Include: Wild Duck; Homeward; The Valley of Humiliation; The Enchanted Sea

R W T PAYNE

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In 1945 Payne was living in the School House, Summercourt, Cornwall, when exhibiting with the Plymouth Society of Artists in their second exhibition by members in September of that year.

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R W T PAYNE

media:

Painter in watercolour

references:

City Museum & Art Gallery (1945) Exh Cat for Plymouth Society of Artists;

memberships:

Plymouth Society of Artists

exhibitions:

1945: Sept group exhibition, Plymouth Society of Artists' 2nd exhibition of works by members;

works and access:

Works incl: St Enoder, South Porch; Whittaborough, Bickleigh; (both exh in 1945)

Alfred Joseph PAZOLT

1872—1956

Massachusetts-born (Newton nr Boston) artist, aspects of his earlier life and education as well as his later life and movements, are covered in biographical material gathered for the publication of the life and journal of his friend, John Pius Boland, an Irishman and tennis player who he first met in Germany in the early days of the modern Olympic games.

Moving with his family to St Ives, he married Theresa Freeman, niece of artists Mary Winifrede FREEMAN and Charles Napier HEMY. His address for submissions was Seaforth, St Ives.

His painting Old Studio is mentioned in the St Ives Times report of the March Show Day of 1911, indicating that he had left before that date. Wood mentions a painting The Rain Squall that Pazolt had showed at the RA from St Ives in 1901. Whybrow mentions the artist in passing related to the St Ives Arts Club (1903). Pazolt took British nationality in 1934.

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Mr Alfred Joseph PAZOLT

gender:

male

exh 1901-12

media:

Painter of landscape, figure and marine subjects

references:

Cornish Telegraph 25 Mar 1909;

Gillmeister, Heiner (2008) From Bonn to Athens single and Return- The Diary of John Pius Boland, Olympic Champion, Athens 1896;

Hardie (2009) Artists in Newlyn & West Cornwall p340;

St Ives Times 25 Mar 1911, 18 Jun 1920;

Johnson & Greutzner;

C Wood Victorian Painters;

memberships:

St Ives Arts Club (1903);

exhibitions:

St Ives March 1909; Harris & Sons Galleries, Plymouth June 1920 (3); L (3); LS (2); RA (4); ROI (1)

works and access:

Works include: The Rain Squall (1901); Old Studio (1911); Fair Breeze, Down Channel (1920); 'Mayflower' and 'Speedwich' returning to Plymouth (1920); The 'Mayflower' in Plymouth Harbour, America (1920)

A M PEARCE

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The exhibitor displayed 'Shetland Woollies' in the Craft section of the Summer Exhibition at Newlyn in 1928. It is not made clear whether or not this was spinning and knitting or just knitting of these intricate Celtic designs.

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A M PEARCE

fl 1928

media:

Craftworker

references:

The Cornishman 8 Dec 1926;

Hardie (2009) Artists in Newlyn & West Cornwall;

NAG Exhibition Programme of Pictures & Crafts July-September 1928 (See Hardie 2009);

exhibitions:

NAG December 1926 (Craft section), July-September 1928