Peter Sedgley

born 1930

Peter Sedgley, ‘Colour Cycle III’ 1970
Colour Cycle III 1970
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Artworks

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Peter Sedgley, ‘Colour Cycle III’ 1970

Peter Sedgley Colour Cycle III

1970
On display at Tate Modern part of Start Display
Peter Sedgley, ‘Looking Glass No. 1’ 1966

Peter Sedgley Looking Glass No. 1

1966
Peter Sedgley, ‘Blue and Violet Study’ 1965

Peter Sedgley Blue and Violet Study

1965
View by appointment
Peter Sedgley, ‘Yellow Attenuation’ 1965

Peter Sedgley Yellow Attenuation

1965
Peter Sedgley, ‘Looking Glass No. 5’ 1966

Peter Sedgley Looking Glass No. 5

1966
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Peter Sedgley, ‘Looking Glass No. 3’ 1966

Peter Sedgley Looking Glass No. 3

1966
Peter Sedgley, ‘Looking Glass No. 6’ 1966

Peter Sedgley Looking Glass No. 6

1966
Peter Sedgley, ‘Blue Scale’ 1965

Peter Sedgley Blue Scale

1965
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Features

César’s ‘expansion’, Tate Gallery, 5 March 1968

Stuart Brisley born 1933 with Peter Sedgley born 1930Unscheduled Action 1968

Jonah Westerman

As part of Performance at Tate: Into the Space of Art, Jonah Westerman explores Stuart Brisley and Peter Sedgley's ...

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