DOVER, Annabel
Annabel Frida Dover was born at Liverpool, daughter of John Dover and Kate Eade, Annabel's great uncle was Sir Stanley Robert Marchant. Annabel studied at University of Newcastle upon Tyne 1994-1998, gaining a B.A. in Fine Art; the St Martin's School of Art 2000-2002, gaining an M.A. Fine Art; Cambridge University 2002-2003, awarded a Postgraduate Certificate in Education in Art & Design, and at Wimbledon School of Art 2006, gaining a Ph.D. Fine Art. Annabel Dover works in a variety of media, including painting, photography, video, cyanotype, and drawing, and engages the viewer in untold tales of wonder. Her work ranges from archaeological illustration, archaic scientific techniques, and the enthusiasms of a Victorian lady to the theories of Freud and anthropological research. She has had solo exhibitions at Persimmon Gallery, Los Angeles; Rosy Wilde, London; Transition Gallery, London. She has had many mixed exhibitions including at the Royal Academy and locally at Waterfront Gallery, University of Suffolk and Ipswich Art Gallery and many others throughout the U.K. and abroad including Santorini, Greece; Los Angeles, USA and The Hague, Netherlands. Artist in Residence at Aldeburgh International Poetry Festival; Bury St Edmund's Library, Suffolk and Kettle's Yard, Cambridge and more recently a residency at the British School in Athens. Annabel is a Critical and Historical Studies Lecturer at the Royal College of Art and has work in the collections of University of the Arts, London and Imperial War Museum. Annabel Dover is also an author with her debut novel 'Florilegia', published by Cool Moist Books (2021).
Website: https://www.annabeldover.uk
Royal Academy Exhibits
from The Studio, 23 The Street, Woodbridge, Suffolk
2012 458 Feldspar - oil on board
Works by This Artist
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LossCyanotype on paper
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FlorilegiaOil on board
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Roman necklace found in the Ancient Agora, AthensInk, watercolour, silver, and gold leaf on fabriano paper
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Darwin’s Weed BedCyanotype on paper
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