Peter. FINLAY

To Mr Finlay, I first met you in 1972 when you gave me a one-on-one tour of the whole printing and graphic arts campus at the old timber buildings in Kingston. We had too much respect for you to call you by your first name. You were a master teacher who had a great passion and sense of history of the printing craft. You touched the lives of many, many apprentices, and i was fortunate enough to be one of them. With the fondest of memories. Rest in Peace. Eric

We were so lucky to have the chance to learn from an expert like you. Thank you, Peter for sharing your experience and knowledge. Peace to you, your family and friends at this time.

A true gentleman who generously shared his extensive knowledge and had a true appreciation of teaching. Peter I admire you and thank you for your contribution to the students, staff and many visiting artists who were part of the Graphic Investigation Workshop, Graphic Investigation artist books and the Edition + artist book studio. I personally enjoyed the many years of kindness, good advice, your love of classical typography and admiration for modern technology, your much loved hat and your...

A true gentleman who generously shared his extensive knowledge and had a true appreciation of teaching. Peter I admire you and thank you for your contribution to the students, staff and many visiting artists who were part of the Graphic Investigation Workshop, Graphic Investigation artist books and the Edition + artist book studio. I personally enjoyed the many years of kindness, good advice, your love of classical typography and admiration for modern technology, your much loved hat and your...

Peter thank you for illuminating the world of print. You were a knowledgeable and considerate teacher. You will be missed.

Thank you, Peter, I am forever grateful to you as a teacher.