Mark Lancaster

born 1938

Mark Lancaster, ‘James Gibbs’ 1970
James Gibbs 1970
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Biography

Mark Lancaster (born 14 May 1938 in Holmfirth, West Yorkshire) is an English artist and set designer.

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Artworks

Mark Lancaster, ‘James Gibbs’ 1970

Mark Lancaster James Gibbs

1970
T01238
Mark Lancaster, ‘Cambridge Green’ 1968

Mark Lancaster Cambridge Green

1968
T01109
Mark Lancaster, ‘Zapruder Green’ 1968

Mark Lancaster Zapruder Green

1968
View by appointment P07618
Mark Lancaster, ‘Eighths’ 1967

Mark Lancaster Eighths

1967
View by appointment P04548
Mark Lancaster, ‘Sixths’ 1967

Mark Lancaster Sixths

1967
View by appointment P04549
Mark Lancaster, ‘Fourths’ 1969

Mark Lancaster Fourths

1969
View by appointment P04550

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