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Malcolm Morley

born 1931

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Malcolm Morley, ‘Mariner’ 1998
Mariner 1998
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Biography

Malcolm Morley (born June 7, 1931) is an English artist now living in the United States. He is best known as a photorealist.

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Artworks

Malcolm Morley, ‘Mariner’ 1998

Malcolm Morley Mariner

1998
T07746
Malcolm Morley, ‘Horses’ 1969

Malcolm Morley Horses

1969
View by appointment P04612
Malcolm Morley, ‘Train Wreck (Gold Version)’ 1975–81

Malcolm Morley Train Wreck (Gold Version)

1975–81
P07602
Malcolm Morley, ‘P-26 Pea Shooter’ 2001

Malcolm Morley P-26 Pea Shooter

2001
View by appointment P78634
Malcolm Morley, ‘Corsair F411’ 2001

Malcolm Morley Corsair F411

2001
View by appointment P78633
Malcolm Morley, ‘Pamela Running Before the Wind with a Dutch Lighthouse’ 1998

Malcolm Morley Pamela Running Before the Wind with a Dutch Lighthouse

1998
P12153
Malcolm Morley, ‘Devonshire Cows’ 1982

Malcolm Morley Devonshire Cows

1982
P12155
Malcolm Morley, ‘Fokker DVIII’ 2001

Malcolm Morley Fokker DVIII

2001
View by appointment P78635
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