Peter Smith (painter)

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Born in Mansfield 1967, Peter Smith is an artist based in Britain. The subject for which he is most well known is a striped rotund creature with the form of a hippopotamus but the stripes of a zebra. These creatures are depicted in a variety of saccharine poses and are known to fans of his art as 'Zeppos' or 'Impossimals'.

Peter is a self-taught artist who in 2005 decided to bring his work to a wider audience.^[1]

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^ BBC Radio Nottingham (30 November 2005). "Local artist Peter Smith has raised over £4000 for Children In Need". http://www.bbc.co.uk/nottingham/content/articles/2005/11/09/peter_smith_artist_feature.shtml.

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[ChildrenInNeedBBC-0] BBC Radio Nottingham (30 November 2005). "Local artist Peter Smith has raised over £4000 for Children In Need". http://www.bbc.co.uk/nottingham/content/articles/2005/11/09/peter_smith_artist_feature.shtml.

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