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Pope, Perpetua b.1916

 

Seascape, The Cockle Strand, Island of Barra, Western Isles

Oil on Canvas, Size 17.5x27'

Seascape, Gruinart Islay

Oil on Canvas, Size 10x14"

 

Sales Price C$3,950

or best offer

 

Sales Price C$2,950

or best offer

Prices Found on the Market:

Seascape

Oil on canvas
W:61cm H:51cm
Price £3,000

The Scottish Gallery

Rocks and sea
Lot 183
Price Realized $1,426

oil on canvas
36 x 40 in.
Christies Sale 9332
British, Victorian and Scottish Pictures
7 March 2002
London, South Kensington

Lot Number: 180

Mixed flowers

Dimensions: 59 x 49cm

Medium: Oil on canvas Signed

Realized Price: 780 GBP Bonhams Edinburgh Selected Art & Antiques

Sale Number: 18787

Date: Mar 23, 2011

Summer, Barra Images
Price Realized $3,062

Chrities Sale 9984
BRITISH AND VICTORIAN INCLUDING SCOTTISH PAINTINGS
4 March 2004
London, South Kensington
Breaking waves Images
Price Realized $2,013

Christies Sale 9332
BRITISH AND VICTORIAN PICTURES INCLUDING THE SCOTTISH SALE
7 March 2002
London, South Kensington
       
Lot Number: 122
Dimensions: 6.25 x 9"
Oil on board Signed
Price: 380 GBP
Estimate: 300 - 500 GBP
Lyon & Turnbull
Event Name: Paintings
Sale Number: 343

Feb 18, 2012
       

Although she was born in Warwickshire, Perpetua Pope's parents came from Aberdeen and sent her back there to school. From there she went to Edinburgh College of Art, but she had only completed two years of her course when the war began. She enlisted in the WAAF on the day war was declared. She couldn't just sit around and paint while other people were fighting a war, she says. Like others in her year who joined up or were enlisted, notably Robin Philipson and Jack Firth, she returned to college to complete her course when hostilities ended. After college she taught at Moray House but, she says, she had always been a painter who taught, rather than a teacher who painted, and so, in 1972, she gave up teaching to paint full time. She hasn't looked back.

Last Updated: 09 May 2011 7:28 PM Source: The Scotsman Location: Edinburgh Related Topics: Art reviews

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