London (1960, this was her first retrospective) Grosvenor Gallery, London (1964, 1968) Bear Lane Gallery, Oxford (1971) Graves Art Gallery, Sheffield (1972) New Art Centre, London (1973, 1976) Serpentine Galleries, London (1976) Perth, Western Australia (1974) Edinburgh (1976) Aberdeen (1981) Warwick Arts Trust (1982) Hiroshima (1988) Annely Juda Fine Art, London (1989) Camden Arts Centre, London (1996) Austin/Desmond Fine Art, London (1996, 2012) Kettle's Yard, Cambridge (1999) The Olympia Fine Art & Antiques Fair (2004, retrospective) Tate Gallery (2007, retrospective) Pallant House Gallery (2019–20, centenary) Public collections Art Gallery of New South Wales Arts Council Collection Ashmolean Museum, Oxford Bolton Museum Bristol Museum and Art Gallery British Council Collection, London Camden Town Hall Extension, London Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London Clare College, Cambridge Courtauld Gallery, London Falmouth Art Gallery, Cornwall Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge Government Art Collection Hatton Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne Hepworth Gallery, Wakefield Herbert Art Gallery, Coventry Jerwood Gallery, Hastings Kettle's Yard, Cambridge Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford Leeds Art Gallery Manchester Art Gallery National Galleries of Scotland. National Museum of Wales, Cardiff New Walk Museum & Art Gallery, Leicester Pallant House Gallery, Chichester Pembroke College, Oxford Plymouth City Council Museum & Art Gallery Reading Museum Rugby Art Gallery & Museum Salford Museum & Art Gallery Southampton City Art Gallery Southwark Art Collection, London Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens Tate, London Tate Britain, London 2 Willow Road (National Trust) London Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool Whitworth Gallery, Manchester York Art Gallery Death She died on 26 December 1999, aged 80, following a battle with cancer. Favourite quote "Painting is like throwing oneself into the sea to learn to swim." (Édouard Manet, often quoted in interviews by Clough) Sources Prunella Clough, Banks, R. (Ed.) (2003, London, Annely Juda Fine Art), References External links Prunella Clough at the Tate. Includes scanned diaries 1919 births 1999 deaths 20th-century English painters 20th-century English women artists Academics of Wimbledon College of Arts Artists from London Deaths from cancer in England English women painters People from Chelsea, London People of the United States Office of War Information Women printmakers