Horace Panter

Best-known as the bassist with ska/two-tone legends The Specials, Horace Panter is a professional artist whose music career and visual aesthetic are both infused with Pop Culture.
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Lanchester Polytechnic

Born in Croydon in 1953 and graduating in 1975 with an art
degree from Coventry’s ‘Lanchester Polytechnic’, much of his practice to date
has been based on figurative work influenced by traditional forms of
iconography infused with a Pop Art sensibility.

influences

He cites his influences as Peter Blake, Wayne Thiebaud and Joseph Cornell as well as the naive style of Henri Rousseau.

AMERICAN CITYSCAPE

His recent ‘Americana’ series, paintings of street signs and
diners, relate back to his adolescent years when he was heavily influenced by
American cultural exports in terms of art, music and literature with artists
like Edward Hopper and Alan D’Arcangelo. What is left out of the painting is as
considered as what is included, making them highly stylized motifs of the
American cityscape.