Early Life and Background
Living in Ha’ena’s natural surroundings, David Lacock was drawn to Hawaii early on. Moving to Kauai in the early 1970s after rejecting acting was a turning point in his artistic career.
| Birth Date | June 18, 1953 |
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| Parents | Ralph Pierre LaCock (Peter Marshall), Nadene R. Teaford |
| Siblings | Pete LaCock, Suzanne LaCock (Browning), Jaime LaCock (Dimarco) |
| Hobbies | Surfing, nature exploration |
Career and Professional Endeavors
Psychedelic art inspired by Hawaii and 1970s culture defined Lacock’s career. Art and agriculture were linked by his sugarloaf white pineapple farming.
| Art Style | Psychedelic, colorful paintings |
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| Exhibitions | Hanalei Art Gallery, 2016 General Store of Hanalei |
| Other Professions | Pineapple farmer, disc golf player |
Family and Personal Life
David and Alison Chuang had eight children. His father, Peter Marshall, was a famous game show host.
| Spouse | Alison Chuang |
|---|---|
| Children | Eight, including Rosie (special needs) |
| Father | Peter Marshall |
| Notable Family Ties | Sister Suzanne LaCock (actress) |
Later Life and Passing
David Lacock’s later years were spent on art and family until his 2021 COVID-19 pneumonia death. His legacy affects the art world and his friends.
| Death Date | August 5, 2021 |
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| Cause of Death | COVID-related pneumonia |
| Age at Death | 68 |
| Impact | Encouragement for vaccination awareness |
FAQ
Who was David Lacock?
Artist and farmer David Lacock was recognized for his psychedelic paintings and Hawaii connection. He was born into an entertainment family.
What was David Lacock’s artistic style?
Lacock’s vivid, psychedelic paintings were influenced by Hawaiian landscapes and his 1970s experiences.
How many kids did David Lacock have?
David Lacock had eight children, including a special-needs daughter who needed constant care.
How did David Lacock’s family affect him?
Lacock’s family, especially his father Peter Marshall, impacted his early entertainment ambitions, but he chose painting and farming.
