Ted Atkinson R.E. FRBS (1928 - 2016)

Sculptor and Printmaker

Added by Pat Marsden

West Window
Ted Atkinson

Ted Atkinson trained as a sculptor at Liverpool College of Art and the Slade School.

Never an easily accessible artist, he survived as a teacher of sculpture, initially in Exeter and later at Leeds and Coventry. In the 1960s he set up his sculpture studio in Wivenhoe.

The main body of his work was directed towards architectural commissions with major public sculptures sited in Britain, Germany, Holland, the USA and Japan.

In 1988 with Armitage, Caro, Chadwick, Frink and Henry Moore he was one of six sculptors invited to represent Britain at Expo’88 in Brisbane.

Representative works can be found in a number of public collections including the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford; the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge and the Stadt-Wetzlar Museum, Germany.

Illustrated is:

West Window by Ted Atkinson
Medium: Computer Aided Etching
Size: 19.25 x 21.25 inches

[This is a slightly amended version of the summary which first appeared on the Wivenhoe Encyclopaedia web site.]

Note: Ted Atkinson was one of the many artists who contributed a picture for the Wivenhoe Tent at the Tendring District Show in 2003. Click here to see the page about the Wivenhoe Tent

This page was added on 12/06/2016.

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