Ian Breakwell

1943–2005

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16 artworks by Ian Breakwell

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Biography

Ian Breakwell (26 May 1943 in Long Eaton, Derbyshire – 14 October 2005 in London) was a world-renowned British fine artist. He was a prolific artist who took a multi-media approach to his observation of society.

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Artworks

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Ian Breakwell
1974

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Ian Breakwell
1974

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Ian Breakwell
1974

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Ian Breakwell
1974

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Ian Breakwell
1974

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Ian Breakwell
1983

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Ian Breakwell
1983

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Ian Breakwell
1983

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Ian Breakwell
1983

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Ian Breakwell
1983

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Ian Breakwell
1983

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Sketches, letters, etc.

Script entitled, ‘Buffet Car News: a happening by Ian Breakwell’
Ian Breakwell
1967–8

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Possible design for a poster which used to promote ‘The Institution: A film by Ian Breakwell and Kevin Coyne’
Ian Breakwell, Kevin Coyne
[c.1978]

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Colour photograph of Dougie Thomson standing on top of a tomb in the Glasgow Necropolis, holding a large clown placard
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[c.1978]

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‘Dancing Strangers’, a booklet of photographs and captions put together by Ian Breakwell for his work, ‘Ghost Dance (aka Dancing Strangers)’
Ian Breakwell
date not known

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Artist as subject

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Sketches, letters, etc.

Script entitled, ‘Buffet Car News: a happening by Ian Breakwell’

Possible design for a poster which used to promote ‘The Institution: A film by Ian Breakwell and Kevin Coyne’

Colour photograph of Dougie Thomson standing on top of a tomb in the Glasgow Necropolis, holding a large clown placard

‘Dancing Strangers’, a booklet of photographs and captions put together by Ian Breakwell for his work, ‘Ghost Dance (aka Dancing Strangers)’

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