Peter Travis b. 1927

Also known as Peter Noel Moncrieff Travis
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Ceramist),
  • Designer (Industrial / Product Designer)
Travis is a noted colour consultant, kite-maker, ceramic artist and designer. Travis was hired by Alistair McCrea to revolutionise Speedo's range of men's leisurewear, now archived in the Powerhouse Museum. His large-scale kites have been adapted for interior design commissions and performance art events. He later lectured at COFA,
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associate of
Alistair McCrea
Other occupation
associate of
Thanakupi
1937
Artist (Sculptor), Artist (Ceramist)
friend of
Liz Ashburn
1927
Artist (Sculptor), Artist (Installation Artist)
associate of
Peter Rushforth
1927
Artist (Ceramist)
associate of
Phyllis Shillito
1927
Designer
associate of
Mary White
1927
Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
associate of
Mary White
1927
Designer

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  • Turn Turn Turn (exhibited at)
  • Ceramics by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • Peter Travis: ceramics (exhibited at)
  • Kites by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • Ceramics by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • Ceramics by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • A sense of touch (exhibited at)
  • Hung, Drawn and Quartered (exhibited at)
  • Royal Easter Show: art prize exhibitions (exhibited at)
  • Peter Travis: Ceramics at Strines (exhibited at)
  • Peter Travis: designer: The Revolution (exhibited at)
  • Turn Turn Turn (exhibited at)
  • Ceramics by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • Peter Travis: ceramics (exhibited at)
  • Kites by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • Ceramics by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • Ceramics by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • A sense of touch (exhibited at)
  • Hung, Drawn and Quartered (exhibited at)
  • Royal Easter Show: art prize exhibitions (exhibited at)