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Geoffrey Roper

Geoffrey Roper (Born 1942) is active/lives in England, Scotland.  Geoffrey Roper is known for Abstract dramatic skyscape, marine and figure painting.

Born in Nottingham in 1942, Geoffrey Roper studied at Nottingham College of Art. He then attended Edinburgh College of Art as an Andrew Grant Scholar (1960-1962) where he was awarded a Diploma in Drawing & Painting.

During this time Geoff won a travelling scholarship and also studied at Hospitalfield, Arbroath in summer 1962.

Awarded an Andrew Grant Post Graduate Year in 1963.

Studied under Sir Robin Philipson, PRSA, RA, John Maxwell, RSA and James Cumming, RSA.

Roper has had 45 one-man exhibitions since 1964 in the following galleries: William Street Gallery; Douglas Foulis Gallery; David Letham Gallery; Great King Street Gallery; Figurehead Gallery, Leith; Rolls Royce; and the Open Eye Gallery, Edinburgh; The Fine Arts Society in Edinburgh, Glasgow and London; Silver Coin Gallery, Harrowgate; Civic Art Gallery, Middlesbrough; King Street Gallery, Dublin; and Pavilion Croix des Gardes, Cannes.

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