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Summary of Patrick Caulfield

Describing himself as a "formal artist", Caulfield's reputation was built on a series of eye-catching artworks rendered through simplified forms. But beneath the artist's preference for clean lines, and large areas of pure color, lay a deceptively ambiguous and cryptic quality. Adding to his many works that drew on the history and traditions of European art, Caulfield became equally well-known for a series of empty public interiors that brought an added Romantic and elegiac quality to his repertoire. Although there can be little mistaking a Caulfield artwork, his shyness, and his general reluctance to engage with the blunt commercial aspects of the art world, meant he did not perhaps reap the dizzy heights of fame enjoyed by some of his contemporaries.

Accomplishments

• Caulfield's early art is identifiable for its pared down quality and the thick black lines that contain his luminous fields of gloss paint (on board). His paintings, which often play with traditional perspective, only rarely introduced human figures although they regularly imply an
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  Patrick Caulfield

  English painter

  Patrick Caulfield
  After Lunch, 1975, Tate Gallery
  Born	Patrick Joseph Caulfield 29 January 1936 Acton, Middlesex, England
  Died	29 September 2005 (aged 69) London, England
  Education	Chelsea School of Art, 1956–1959 Royal College of Art, 1960–1963
  Known for	Painting, Printmaking
  Notable work	After Lunch, 1975 Still Life with Dagger, 1963 Les Demoiselles d'Avignon vues de derrière, 1999
  Awards	Prix des Jeunes Artistes, 1965 Royal Academician, 1993 Jerwood Painting Prize, 1995 London Institute Honorary Fellowship, 1996 Commander of the Order of the British Empire, 1996

  Patrick Joseph Caulfield, CBE, RA (29 January 1936 – 29 September 2005), was an English painter and printmaker known for his bold canvases, which often incorporated elements of photorealism within a pared-down scene. Examples of his work are Pottery and Still Life Ingredients.

  Early life

  Patrick Joseph Caulfield was born on the 29th of January, 1936 at 17 All Saints Road, Acton, west London.^[

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  Clare Caulfield

  Biography

  Clare Caulfield is a British artist and printmaker renowned for her vibrant depictions of some of the world's most iconic cities. Her work captures the essence of urban landscapes, including Paris, Venice, New York, Rome, Prague, Istanbul, and Sydney, through a distinctive and illustrative style. Employing a lively drawing technique, she combines pen, watercolour, acrylic, and collage to create pieces that convey the energy and atmosphere of each location.
  
  A native of Bingley, West Yorkshire, Caulfield completed an art foundation course at Bradford College in the late 90s before earning a First Class Honours Degree in Surface Pattern Design from Staffordshire University in 2000. Her fascination with architecture and cityscapes is evident in her work, which often features detailed representations of urban scenes, from the Midtown skyscrapers of Manhattan to the canals of Venice.
  
  Caulfield's printmaking practice includes techniques such as drypoint and screenprinting. She produces her handmade original prints at West Yorkshire Print Workshop, where sh