The funeral was held this morning at Mortlake Crematorium, packed with family and friends - and with the unusual sight of a jazz band playing at 10 a.m. With sympathy to Peter's children, Ailie and Lucas.
Below are some links to some previous posts about Peter.
See also the Daglish One-Name Study.
Peter Daglish
Futurespace exhibition
Peter Daglish exhibition
4 comments:
So sad to hear about Peter. He was my tutor at Chelsea and a great mentor.
Inspirational
Much missed
Eleanor
Just started reading this blog, don't even know how I ended up here. but clearly I was late, still...nice to have read this inspirational post
I lived in Mecklenburg Square, London, during
the mid 60s, where my husband at the time, John Richetti , was studying at the British Museum. Peter and Marian Daglish lived there too, with Ailie, about 2, and baby Lucas. (My then 3 year old son asked Marian “What’s the baby’s name?” When Marian replied “Lucas,” Noel was astonished. “Mucus! His name is not Mucus!)
I met Peter Daglish when he was teaching in Victoriain1968. I was a student but took part in the U Vic summer program. We went on a day trip as a class to Vancouver. He took all of us to meet Toni Onley. I was 21 and thought Mr Onli a n old man. Lol He was maybe 39. An artist work I greatly admire. I have a lithograph print from Professor Daglish of ships viewed from Beacon Hill in Victoria. Later my husband and I visited with him and his wife in Montreal in march of 69 and then later in London in 1972. In Halifax in 1983 Peter was exhibiting and was a visiting artist. We briefly crossed paths again. How I didn't know he was a jazz musician ? My husband Alex would have liked to share some tunes with him. RIP PETER My condolences to his family.
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