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for a time. He first moved to Sark in 1932 where his former teacher Eric Drake was setting up an artists' colony. In 1934, Peake exhibited with the Sark artists both in the Sark
Gallery built by Drake and at the Cooling Galleries in London, and in 1935 he exhibited at the Royal Academy and at the
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where cathode ray tubes for early radar sets were being produced. Peake was next given a full-time, three-month WAAC contract to depict various factory subjects and was also asked to submit a large painting showing RAF pilots being debriefed. Some of these paintings are on permanent display in
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Southport Hospital. That autumn he was taken on as a graphic artist by the Ministry of
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he was commissioned by various newspapers to depict war scenes. A collection of his drawings is still in the possession of his family. Although he gained little popular success in his lifetime, his work was highly respected by his peers, and his friends included
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books. The four works were part of what Peake conceived as a lengthy cycle, the completion of which was prevented by his death. They are sometimes compared to the work of his older contemporary
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Information for a period of six months to work on propaganda illustrations. The next spring he was invalided out of the Army. In 1943 he was commissioned by the
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Calmann Gallery in London in 1938 and his first book, the self-illustrated children's pirate romance
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broadcast eight hour-long episodes for radio dramatising the complete
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novels for a brief period in the 1980s, during which he discussed the possibility of adapting the novels into a series of
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as the Artist (narrator). A slightly abridged compilation of the two, running to 160 minutes, and entitled
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Elber-Aviram, Hadas (2021). "Chapter 3: The bells of lost London: Orwell's and Peake's anti-fantasies".
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Channel Island of
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Peake, Mervyn (ca.1950), "Notes towards a
Projected Autobiography", printed in Maeve Gilmore (ed.),
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Laurence; Peake, Mervyn, 1911–1968. Gormenghast trilogy. 2 (1998).
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Le Cam, Pierre-Yves (1994). "Peake's Fantastic Realism in the Titus Books".
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Grammar School until the family left for England in December 1922 via the
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Manlove, Colin (1975). "Mervyn Peake (1911-1968-The 'Titus' Trilogy".
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A Modernist Fantasy: Modernism, Anarchism, & the Radical Fantastic
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in the autumn of 1929, and then from December 1929 to 1933 at the
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The Voice of the Heart: the working of Mervyn Peake's imagination
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Fairy Tales of London: British Urban Fantasy, 1840 to the Present
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The Adventures of The Young Soldier in Search of The Better World
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Six volumes of Peake's verse were published during his lifetime;
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Peake's Progress: Selected Writings and Drawings of Mervyn Peake
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War paint: Art, War, State and Identity in Britain, 1939–1945
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in 1914 and returned to China in 1916. Mervyn Peake attended
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Peake Performance: The Magnificent Drawings of Mervyne Peake
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repeated the original versions on 21 and 28 September 2003.
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Self-portrait from the National Portrait Gallery collection
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Gilmore, Maeve; Peake, Mervyn Laurence, 1911-1968 (2011).
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As recounted by Clare Peake on the BBC Radio 4 programme
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The Peakes were given leave to visit England just before
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Manchester Art Gallery whilst other examples are in the
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Gifford, James (2018). "Peake's Romantic Gormenghast".
2216:"Channel Islands Live: Breaking news and local stories"
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1981:"Gormenghast's Mervyn Peake 'influenced by death camp'"
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as "outstanding". Shortly after the war ended in 1945,
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in verse form, short stories for adults and children (
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Winnington, G. Peter. "Mervyn Peake's Lonely World".
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was in talks to adapt the novels for the big screen.
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Gilbert, Charles (1998). "Mervyn Peake and Memory".
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2798:Vast Alchemies: the life and work of Mervyn Peake
1753:Vast Alchemies: The Life and Work of Mervyn Peake
1145:, based on the novels; it was first performed in
483:, Peake's application was turned down and he was
2923:"Mervyn Peake and the Great Individualist Novel"
2737:. Cambridge University Press. pp. 207–257.
2556:Titus awakes : the lost book of Gormenghast
1193:starting on 10 July 2011. The serial was titled
2851:" is a full primary and secondary bibliography.
1361:(2007, the correct text and five other pieces)
682:broadcast other plays of his in 1954 and 1956.
550:(for which he was reportedly paid only £5) and
2671:Mervyn Peake: The Evolution of a Dark Romantic
1547:(by C. E. M. Joad) (Faber and Faber Ltd, 1943)
811:assessed that Peake's death was the result of
487:into the Army, where he served first with the
448:, published for the Christmas market in 1940.
2309:"Neil Gaiman: I left my heart in Gormenghast"
614:, was published in 1944 and was described by
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2916:the Peake entry in the Literary Encyclopedia
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2238:"Classic Serial: The History of Titus Groan"
2081:Born Brilliant: The Life of Kenneth Williams
732:a consistent supporter since the mid-1950s.
279:Mervyn Peake was born of British parents in
1553:(by Burgess Drake) (The Falcon Press, 1952)
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1805:"Art in the Archives / The horrors of war"
1733:The 50 greatest British writers since 1945
1539:Ride a Cock Horse and Other Nursery Rhymes
1371:The White Chief of the Unzimbooboo Kaffirs
461:Glass-blowers "Gathering" from the Furnace
446:Ride a Cock Horse and Other Nursery Rhymes
340:The White Chief of the Umzimbooboo Kaffirs
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1153:were inspired by Peake's work. The song "
477:An Exhibition by the Artist, Adolf Hitler
3041:20th-century English short story writers
2619:. Bloomsbury Academic. pp. 95–130.
1829:Sacha Llewellyn & Paul Liss (2016).
1331:(corrupt text 1956, corrected text 2007)
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872:in June 2008. Other collections include
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2824:Mervyn Peake: My Eyes Mint Gold, a Life
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2342:"Books that changed me: Joanne Harris"
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2905:Internet Speculative Fiction Database
2897: – the official Gormenghast site
589:Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
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2885:13 artworks by or after Mervyn Peake
1831:WWII War Pictures by British Artists
1708:"Mervyn Peake biography – 1911–1968"
1689:) (Duckworth, 2008, from the French)
951:Dramatic adaptations of Peake's work
936:Peake's three children presented on
227:, 1948), stage and radio plays, and
2789:Winnington, G. Peter (ed.) (2006),
2604:. Toronto: Nestlings Press, 2020.
2281:Flood, Allison (14 December 2015).
2034:Survey of Modern Fantasy Literature
1532:Captain Slaughterboard Drops Anchor
1480:Mervyn Peake: Writings and Drawings
1378:Captain Slaughterboard Drops Anchor
1103:A 30-minute TV short film entitled
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866:The Collected Poems of Mervyn Peake
431:Captain Slaughterboard Drops Anchor
2800:. Revised and enlarged in 2009 as
2006:St. James Guide To Fantasy Writers
1881:"War artists archive Mervyn Peake"
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3141:People educated at Eltham College
3061:20th-century British illustrators
2921:Riggenbach, Jeff (22 July 2010).
2791:Mervyn Peake: the man and his art
2199:"A Hundred Years of Mervyn Peake"
2012:, London, St. James Press, 1996,
1535:(by himself) (Country Life, 1939)
1454:A Reverie of Bone and other Poems
882:Mervyn Peake: the man and his art
444:to illustrate a children's book,
206:rather than Tolkien's studies of
121:Writer, artist, poet, illustrator
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2427:Preston, Alex (4 October 2020).
2393:Holland, Steve (20 March 2023).
2368:"An Interview With Simon Maginn"
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3101:Deaths from dementia in England
2754:Mervyn Peake: A Personal Memoir
2529:Peake, Mervyn Laurence (1970).
2461:Peake, Mervyn Laurence (1968).
2145:Vanessa Thorpe (4 April 2010).
1578:The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
910:Alice Through the Looking Glass
563:The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
505:War Artists' Advisory Committee
3106:Deaths from Lewy body dementia
3046:20th-century English novelists
2669:Gardiner-Scott, Tanya (1989).
2004:, "Peake, Mervyn (Laurence)",
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2807:Winnington, G. Peter (2006),
2802:Mervyn Peake's Vast Alchemies
2796:Winnington, G. Peter (2000),
2533:(revised ed.). Penguin.
2395:"Christopher Fowler obituary"
2307:Gaiman, Neil (10 July 2022).
2079:Stevens, Christopher (2010).
1951:"Edgar Ainsworth (1905–1975)"
1910:. Imperial War Museum. 2007.
1908:Art from the Second World War
1751:Winnington, Peter G. (2000).
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346:, the ancient walled city of
3086:British expatriates in China
2735:Modern Fantasy: Five Studies
2634:Elber-Aviram, Hadas (2015).
2104:Demetrios J. Sahlas (2003).
2083:. John Murray. p. 367.
1643:The Rhyme of the Flying Bomb
1474:The Drawings of Mervyn Peake
1441:The Rhyme of the Flying Bomb
1399:The Craft of the Lead Pencil
1133:, founder of seminal German
1124:Monty Python's Flying Circus
924:, and other works including
874:The Drawings of Mervyn Peake
845:The Rhyme of the Flying Bomb
774:The Rhyme of the Flying Bomb
756:The Rhyme of the Flying Bomb
754:(1961) and for his own poem
595:Peake designed the logo for
463:(1943) (Art.IWM ART LD 2851)
217:Peake also wrote poetry and
3056:Illustrators of fairy tales
1833:. Liss Llewellyn Fine Art.
1541:(Chatto & Windus, 1940)
1161:, is inspired by events in
1015:was adapted as a four-part
603:per book. On the advice of
398:Leger Galleries in London.
357:His education continued at
319:about the Yangtze River in
309:Congregationalist tradition
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3116:English Congregationalists
3051:20th-century English poets
2931:Ludwig von Mises Institute
2844:(London: Allen Lane, 1978)
1949:Sarah Colegrave Fine Art.
1741:. Retrieved on 2022-08-02.
1203:, completed by his widow,
1195:The History of Titus Groan
1002:Titus Groan of Gormenghast
805:A 2003 study published in
610:A book of nonsense poems,
3171:Writers of Gothic fiction
3151:Royal Artillery personnel
3071:Alumni of Croydon College
2912:at the Internet Book List
2871: – the official site
2818:No 3 (Autumn 2004), 1–21.
2692:. ELS. pp. 122–144.
2653:10.1515/peakest-2015-0002
2467:. Eyre & Spottiswoode
2372:THE GINGER NUTS OF HORROR
2346:The Sydney Morning Herald
2218:. BBC News. 8 August 2019
2123:10.1001/archneur.60.6.889
1858:. Yale University Press.
1779:Mervyn Peake: Son of Sark
1670:The Swiss Family Robinson
1406:Letters from a Lost Uncle
818:His work, especially the
813:dementia with Lewy bodies
742:electroconvulsive therapy
712:broadcast his radio play
471:, he applied to become a
421:where he met the painter
419:Westminster School of Art
413:. He also began teaching
305:London Missionary Society
252:National Portrait Gallery
224:Letters from a Lost Uncle
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3156:Royal Engineers soldiers
2600:Clements, Warren (ed.),
1955:Sarah Colegrave Fine Art
1782:. Guernsey: Blue Ormer.
1414:Drawings by Mervyn Peake
1141:, wrote an opera called
664:, began his comic novel
547:The Hunting of the Snark
528:Illustration and writing
3121:English fantasy writers
2867:21 October 2021 at the
2822:Yorke, Malcolm (2000).
1983:. BBC News. 5 July 2011
1776:Foote, Stephen (2019).
1639:) (Folio Society, 1961)
1583:Samuel Taylor Coleridge
714:The Eye of the Beholder
558:Samuel Taylor Coleridge
481:Ministry of Information
3096:Burials in West Sussex
2752:Smith, Gordon (1984).
1755:. London: Peter Owen.
1627:Robert Louis Stevenson
1615:Robert Louis Stevenson
1599:All This and Bevin Too
1072:as Countess Gertrude,
916:, was acquired by the
584:Robert Louis Stevenson
576:All This and Bevin Too
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336:Trans-Siberian Railway
204:Robert Louis Stevenson
2875:Works by Mervyn Peake
2771:Watney, John (1976).
1879:Imperial War Museum.
1809:The National Archives
1610:Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
1392:Rhymes without Reason
1180:Blue Elephant Theatre
1100:(as the Headmaster).
878:Writings and Drawings
836:Rhymes without Reason
708:. On 18 December the
662:Central School of Art
612:Rhymes Without Reason
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371:Royal Academy Schools
367:Croydon School of Art
297:Ernest Cromwell Peake
260:The National Archives
186:Mervyn Laurence Peake
112:Royal Academy Schools
108:Croydon School of Art
47:Mervyn Laurence Peake
3166:World War II artists
3146:People from Jiujiang
3131:Gormenghast (series)
3126:English illustrators
2804:(London: Peter Owen)
2793:(London: Peter Owen)
2173:Mervyn Peake Archive
1558:Hunting of the Snark
1408:(from Polar Regions)
1347:(2011, completed by
1042:Jonathan Rhys-Meyers
1019:miniseries starring
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860:(1972), followed by
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622:, the art editor of
3091:British war artists
3076:Artists from London
2205:, BBC, 7 July 2011.
1886:Imperial War Museum
1854:Brain Foss (2007).
1645:(by himself) (1962)
1570:Alice in Wonderland
1157:", by British band
832:Shapes & Sounds
704:in a volume called
672:, Surrey to Peake.
553:Alice in Wonderland
522:Imperial War Museum
495:. He began writing
467:At the outbreak of
442:Chatto & Windus
256:Imperial War Museum
92:Burcot, Oxfordshire
2938:Gormenghast Castle
1961:on 1 December 2017
1735:. 5 January 2008.
1573:(by Lewis Carroll)
1551:The Book of Lyonne
1467:A Book of Nonsense
1448:Poems and Drawings
1287:Christopher Fowler
1241:Adrian Scarborough
1225:Miranda Richardson
1215:as the Artist and
716:(later revised as
637:concentration camp
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375:A Touch o' the Ash
301:medical missionary
283:located on top of
37:Peake in the 1930s
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1675:Johann David Wyss
1525:Illustrated books
1434:Figures of Speech
1385:Shapes and Sounds
1359:and other stories
1117:) as Titus, with
1105:A Boy in Darkness
1062:Richard Griffiths
1052:as Nannie Slagg,
902:Walter de la Mare
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840:The Glassblowers
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