Peder DUKE
1938–2003, Sweden
Biography
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Duke, Pedersen studied at the College of Art, the Art Academy, for Evert Lundquist and Olle Nyman, and the Académie Libre in France. He painted abstract compositions.
Represented: National Museum in Stockholm, HMK, Moderna Museet, Stockholm, and the museum in Norrköping.
Duke, Peder studerade vid Konstfackskolan, vid Konstakademien, för Evert Lundquist och Olle Nyman, samt Académie Libre i Frankrike. Han målade abstrakta kompositioner med perspektivistiska förskjutningar.
Utställningar:
Nationalmuseum i Stockholm:s årliga Unga Tecknare 1955. Efter debuten på Doktor Glas 1969 hade han ett 50-tal separatutställningar. Galleri Aronowitsch, Konstruktiv Tendens, Galerie Léger. Utställningar både i Sverige och utlandet samt ett 20-tal samlingsutställningar.
Offentliga utsmyckningar:
Philologicum vid Uppsala Universitet, Karolinska sjukhuset Stockholm, Klara postterminal och ElfaAB i Stockholm.
Representerad:
Nationalmuseum i Stockholm, H.M.K., Moderna Muséet i Stockholm, samt muséet i Norrköping.
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