Maurice Cockrill

Nicholas Alfrey & Arturo Di Stefano

Hardcover | 24.1 x 1.9 x 29.8 cm | 144 pp

Royal Academy of Arts | 2014 | 9781907533099

Maurice Cockrill RA (1936-2013) was one of Britain's most important abstract artists. This book traces his distinguished career, from the realist and Pop works he produced as a central figure in the Liverpool art scene in the 1960s, to the expressionist and abstract work he began to make after moving to London in the 1980s.

The book's contributors have longstanding associations with the artist. Nicholas Alfrey provides an overview of Cockrill's development based on the various studios he has occupied and the impact they have had on his working practice. Alex Kidson looks at Cockrill's early realist paintings and their links with his later abstract compositions. The artist Arturo di Stefano analyses ten of Cockrill's key works in a series of short pieces that punctuate this beautifully illustrated monograph.

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