Peter Tully b. 1947

  • Designer (Jewellery Designer),
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Textile Artist / Fashion Designer),
  • Maker
Artist and gay activist, was included in the Tin Sheds exhibition, "Dead Gay Artists", in 2002.
Tags: Craftworker
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creator of
99/6/14 Outfit, womens, top/pants/hat/cardigan/shoes/brooch/earring, nylon/wool/plastic/metal, designed by Linda Jackson, Jenny Kee, Vivienne Westwood and Peter Tully, Australia/England, 1976
URL
http://from.ph/167386

99/6/14

 
creator of
Figure representing "Buddy" the God of Fun
Date
Medium
Plastic, rubber, sand and steel

31cm high (with stand)

 
creator of
Shoes
Date
Medium
Leather and artificial gems

13 × 27cm (each)

 
creator of
95/107/1 Shoes, pair, mens, plastic/leather/glass, Gold-Top Shoe Co / decorated by Peter Tully, Sydney, Australia, c.1990
Date
URL
http://from.ph/142229

95/107/1

 
creator of
99/6/12 Outfit, womens, 'Mondrian collection', dress/belt/hat/earrings, cotton/plastic/metal, designed by Linda Jackson and Peter Tully, Australia, 1975
Date
URL
http://from.ph/167376

99/6/12

 
creator of
A7535 Necklace, "Zen Zen Zen", glass/acrylic/enamel paint, Peter Tully, Australia, c. 1980.
Date
URL
http://from.ph/191871

A7535

 

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