Clive Reeve print

Semper Fidelis

Dimensions are 65 cm by 65 cm

It is an edition of 50.



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Clive Peter Reeve is a British painter and sculptor. Born in London, he lives and works on the South coast of England.
During the 80’s, Clive’s early work reflected his passion for Punk polemics and the subversive illustrations of the underground press with his cartoons and graphics featuring in various Fanzine publications of the time.
Outside his portraiture commissions his private painted work is eclectic, diverse, full of visual impact and subtle symbolism and reflects his combined passion for propaganda imagery and the native elements of classic British Pop art. Expect to find Images of Teddy Bears busy with coy subversion next to the Iconography of Power and European history. Humour and reflective social comment reside in all his works.

Clive’s sculptural output is as varied and engaging as his painting, having been a freelance prop maker for, amongst others, The Royal Opera House, Glyndebourne festival Opera and the National Theatre.
Having had to make absolutely anything and everything from next to nothing for theatrical productions Clive has used his skills to create subtle three dimensional pieces and large scale installations.
Since his teens Clive has performed in bands as both singer and guitarist with his current band the hard rock inspired ‘Bowlrider’ releasing their album ‘Big rock mountain highs ‘to critical acclaim in 2005.
His output as a musician and composer includes writing the score to the Surfing movie ‘One Day’ and supplying music for various other film projects.
During the mid-nineties Clive lived in Switzerland where he was an associate product designer for Cemsports , a custom snowboard manufacturer in Zurich.

Clive studied his Fine Art Masters degree at Brighton University and is collected and exhibits internationally.