Pearl Alcock Sold at Auction Prices

b. 1934 - d. 2006

Pearl Alcock was born in Jamaica, but at twenty five abandoned her marriage and emigrated to England. She had no formal art training, but instead began sketching and drawing images she imagined. Her work was included in Tate Britain's 2005 Outsider Art exhibition.

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    • Pearl Alcock, British 1934-2006- Seated figures, abstract, 1988; paste
      Feb. 12, 2019

      Pearl Alcock, British 1934-2006- Seated figures, abstract, 1988; paste

      Est: £200 - £300

      Pearl Alcock, British 1934-2006- Seated figures, abstract, 1988; pastel, signed with initials and dated, 29.7x41.8cm (ARR) Provenance: the private collection of Monika Kinley OBE; private collection, London since 2011 Please refer to department for condition report appears in good condition; float-mounted in a contemporary black wooden moulding and glazed frame; frame appears in good condition.

      Roseberys
    • Pearl Alcock, British 1934-2006- Untitled, red flower; acrylic on pape
      Feb. 12, 2019

      Pearl Alcock, British 1934-2006- Untitled, red flower; acrylic on pape

      Est: £200 - £300

      Pearl Alcock, British 1934-2006- Untitled, red flower; acrylic on paper, signed in pencil to the reverse of the frame, 29.2x41.6cm (ARR) Provenance: the private collection of Monika Kinley OBE; private collection, London since 2011 Please refer to department for condition report very small corner wear, otherwise appears in good condition; float-mounted in a contemporary black wooden and glazed frame, frame appears in good condition.

      Roseberys
    • Pearl Alcock, British 1934-2006- Standing figure with outstretched arm;
      Feb. 12, 2019

      Pearl Alcock, British 1934-2006- Standing figure with outstretched arm;

      Est: £200 - £300

      Pearl Alcock, British 1934-2006- Standing figure with outstretched arm; felt-tip pen in colour, signed with initials, 29.2x41.6cm (ARR) Provenance: the private collection of Monika Kinley OBE; private collection, London since 2011 Please refer to department for condition report appears in good condition; float-mounted in a contemporary black wooden and glazed frame, frame appears in good condition.

      Roseberys
    • Pearl Alcock, British 1934-2006- Flowers in a landscape; felt-tip pen
      Feb. 12, 2019

      Pearl Alcock, British 1934-2006- Flowers in a landscape; felt-tip pen

      Est: £200 - £300

      Pearl Alcock, British 1934-2006- Flowers in a landscape; felt-tip pen in colour, signed in pencil to the reverse of the frame, 29.2x41.6cm (ARR) Provenance: the private collection of Monika Kinley OBE; private collection, London since 2011 Note: Pearl Alcock was born in Jamaica, but at twenty five abandoned her marriage and emigrated to England. She had no formal art training, but instead began sketching and drawing images she imagined. Her work was included in Tate Britain's 2005 Outsider Art exhibition. appears in good condition; float-mounted in a contemporary black wooden and glazed frame, frame appears in good condition.

      Roseberys
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