Ocean, Humphrey
Humphrey Ocean
Ocean, Humphrey, 1951-
Ocean, Humphrey, RA
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Ocean, Humphrey (British portraitist, born 1951)
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Works
| Title | Sources |
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| Big mouth : the Amazon speaks |
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| A book of birds, 2019: |
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| Broken fingaz |
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| Catherine Hughes, Principal (1989–1996) |
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| Daniel Fergusson McGrain, b. 1950. Footballer |
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| The First of England |
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| A handbook of modern life |
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| Home |
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| Humphrey Ocean |
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| John Drury |
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| John Monier Bickersteth (1921–2018), Bishop of Wells (1975–1987) |
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| Keith Peter Wills (b.1936), Fellow and Bursar (1985–1999) |
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| The Lightning |
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| Lord Volvo and his Estate |
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| Maureen Lipman (b.1946) |
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| The Ocean view, c1982: |
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| The Ocean view : paintings and drawings of Wings American tour, April to June 1976 |
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| Paul McCartney |
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| Philip Larkin |
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| Professor Ben Pimlott, Warden of Goldsmiths (1998–2004) |
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| Professor Owen Chadwick |
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| Professor Sir David Williams (1930–2009), President of Wolfson College (1980–1992) |
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| Randolph ('Randy') Lerner |
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| Recovering the Dan Buoy, HMS 'Broadsword' |
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| Royal Academy illustrated 2008 : a selection from the 240th summer exhibition |
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| Sir Alfred Jules Ayer |
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| Sir Geoffrey Warnock (1893–1990), Principal (1971–1988), Vice-Chancellor (1981–1985) |
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| Sir James Menter, Principal of Queen Mary College (1976–1986) |
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| Sir Julian Bullard (1928–2006), Pro-Chancellor (1989–1994) |
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| Sir Monty Finneston (1912–1991) |
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| Static |
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| Tony Benn |
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| Wikipedia, August 6, 2020 |
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| William Blake |
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| William Stephen Ian Whitelaw, Viscount Whitelaw |
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| Works. Selections |
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