Norman Ackroyd

born 1938

Norman Ackroyd, ‘Cartmel Fell’ 1996
Cartmel Fell 1996
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Biography

Norman Ackroyd, CBE, RA (born 26 March 1938) is an English artist known primarily for his aquatint work. He lives and is based in Bermondsey, London.

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Artworks

Norman Ackroyd, ‘Cartmel Fell’ 1996

Norman Ackroyd Cartmel Fell

1996
View by appointment P77815
Norman Ackroyd, ‘The Avenue at Avington’ 1982

Norman Ackroyd The Avenue at Avington

1982
View by appointment P08210
Norman Ackroyd, ‘Millbank, Black Version’ 1972

Norman Ackroyd Millbank, Black Version

1972
View by appointment P07132
Norman Ackroyd, ‘1st Millbank Print’ 1972

Norman Ackroyd 1st Millbank Print

1972
View by appointment P07131
Norman Ackroyd, ‘Gentle Rainstorm’ 1974

Norman Ackroyd Gentle Rainstorm

1974
View by appointment P07133

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