Honorary Titles and Degrees
1990 Appointed the First National Gallery Associate Artist
1992 Honorary Master of Art, Winchester School of Art, 12 June
1999 Honorary Doctorate of Letters, University of St. Andrews, Scotland, 24 June Honorary Doctorate of Letters, University of East Anglia, Norwich, 8 July
2000 Honorary Doctorate of Letters, Rhode Island School of Design, USA, 3 June
2002 Honorary Doctorate of Letters, The London Institute, 23 May
2005 Honorary Doctorate of Letters, Oxford University, June Honorary Doctorate of Letters, Roehampton University, July
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