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‘Red, Yellow and Blue 2‘, Noel Forster, 1967
Ives part of Modern Art and St Ives Red, Blue, Orange on Yellow Sir Terry Frost
‘Untitled (Suspended Lines I)‘, Willi Baumeister, 1953
Become a Member You might like Left Right Blue Suspended Form Sir Terry Frost
‘Green Jay‘, Michael Challenger, 1975
site Become a Member You might like Left Right Green and Orange Sir Terry Frost
‘Salmon Net Posts‘, Joan Eardley, c.1961–62
the Studio Painting John Wells 1962 Winter 1956, Yorkshire Sir Terry Frost
‘Red, Yellow, Blue and Turquoise‘, David Annesley, 1970
John Piper 1980 View by appointment Red, Blue, Orange on Yellow Sir Terry Frost
‘Mauve, Orange, Yellow, Turquoise on Pale Blue‘, David Annesley, 1970
Pierre Celice 1972 View by appointment Red, Blue, Orange on Yellow Sir Terry Frost
‘Nasr (Victory)‘, Keith Critchlow, 1976
) Paul Marchant 1978 View by appointment Stacked on the Side Sir Terry Frost
1950s, Adams shared with his painter friends Victor Pasmore, Anthony Hill, Terry Frost
1950s, Adams shared with his painter friends Victor Pasmore, Anthony Hill, Terry Frost
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Frith 1819–1909 Bernard Frize born 1949 Adolf Frohner 1934–2007 Sir Terry Frost
Tate glossary definition for St Ives School: Artists associated with the fishing town of St Ives in West Cornwall, which became a centre for modern and abstract developments in British art from the 1940s to the 1960s
figures of the St Ives School include Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Paul Feiler, Sir Terry Frost
