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Peter Saul

American, born 1934

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Peter Saul is an American painter. His work has connections with Pop Art, Surrealism, and Expressionism. His early use of pop culture cartoon references in the late 1950s and very early 1960s situates him as one of the fathers of the Pop Art movement. He realised about 800 paintings during his career.

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Works in Collection

12 works
Cold Woman

Cold Woman

Peter Saul

2002

Hoomin Consurn/Personal Torment

Hoomin Consurn/Personal Torment

Peter Saul

(19)69

I'm Splitting

I'm Splitting

Peter Saul

1995

Icebox Number 9

Icebox Number 9

Peter Saul

1963

Mona Lisa Throw Up

Mona Lisa Throw Up

Peter Saul

1995

Plate (folio 9) from Stamped Indelibly

Plate (folio 9) from Stamped Indelibly

Peter Saul

1967

Soft Watch on a Toilet

Soft Watch on a Toilet

Peter Saul

1995

Stamped Indelibly

Stamped Indelibly

Robert Creeley

1967

Untitled

Untitled

Peter Saul

1989

Untitled

Untitled

Peter Saul

1961

Untitled (Dick and Dalí)

Untitled (Dick and Dalí)

Peter Saul

2003

Untitled (you make me feel lousey)

Untitled (you make me feel lousey)

Peter Saul

2003

Exhibitions

4 exhibitions

May 23, 1970 – Aug 31, 1970

Pop Art Prints, Drawings, and Multiples

25 artists · 1 curator

Jul 01, 1971 – Sep 27, 1971

The Artist as Adversary

140 artists · 1 curator

Mar 01, 1972 – May 29, 1972

California Prints

26 artists · 1 curator

Jan 31, 1988 – Apr 19, 1988

Committed to Print

125 artists · 1 curator