Portrait of Patrick Cox

Patrick Cox: The 1 Most Famous Paintings, Documented

Updated November 2026 · ranked by our popularity score (searches, visits and orders for each work) · 1 works by Patrick Cox in our catalogue

Summary

According to this ranking, Shoes, (2007) is the most famous painting by Patrick Cox; the Röhsska Museum, Göteborg, holds it. This list draws on the 1 works by Patrick Cox in the catalogue and records the 1 most famous, with date, holding museum and description for each entry.

born 1963, Edmonton Most works: Röhsska Museum

Patrick Cox: top 10 entries of the list

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Shoes, (2007) by Patrick Cox

Shoes,

2007 · Digital Photography · Röhsska Museum, Göteborg

The work before us is titled Shoes, created by the designer Patrick Cox. This piece, dating from about 1996, represents a specific moment in the designer's career. It is a study of form and material that reflects the designer's particular approach to footwear.

Patrick Cox: holding museums

The museum that holds the most of the paintings on this page.

Museum City Works by Patrick Cox Paintings from this list
Röhsska Museum, GöteborgRöhsska Museum Göteborg 1 Shoes,

Patrick Cox by year: the most famous paintings

The dated works of Patrick Cox recorded on this page all date from 2007.

Works per year

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Patrick Cox: questions and documented answers

Which Patrick Cox painting heads the list of most famous works?Display the answer

Shoes, (2007).

What age had Patrick Cox reached when Shoes, was painted?Display the answer

44 years: Patrick Cox was born in 1963 and Shoes, is dated 2007.

How many works by Patrick Cox are recorded?Display the answer

The catalogue records 1 works by Patrick Cox.

In which collections are Patrick Cox's most famous works held?Display the answer

Principally in Röhsska Museum (Göteborg). The museum table above gives the full distribution.

Patrick Cox: life and work

Patrick Cox: A Biography

Early Life and Education

  • Born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada in 1963, Patrick Cox’s upbringing was shaped by a unique blend of cultures. His mother was a Canadian ballerina, and his father an English linguist.
  • His childhood wasn't solely rooted in Canada; the family followed his father’s work to various locations including Nigeria, Chad, and Cameroon, exposing Cox to diverse environments and perspectives from a young age.
  • He completed his schooling in Edmonton before moving independently to Toronto at the age of 17, marking the beginning of his journey into the world of fashion.

Artistic Development & Style

  • Patrick Cox is primarily recognized as a fashion designer, specializing in shoes, leather goods, and accessories. He established an eponymous label that quickly gained recognition for its distinctive aesthetic.
  • Cox’s designs are characterized by a bold fusion of avant-garde experimentation and traditional craftsmanship. He isn't afraid to challenge conventional norms within the fashion industry.
  • A key element of his work is the incorporation of unusual materials, pushing boundaries and creating visually striking pieces that stand out from mainstream trends.
  • His designs often feature a playful yet sophisticated sensibility, blending artistic expression with practicality and wearability.

Major Achievements & Recognition

  • Cox’s innovative approach to footwear design has garnered him international acclaim. His shoes are frequently featured in fashion publications and worn by style icons.
  • The “Shoes” piece from 2007, showcasing intricate floral cutouts and reflective details, exemplifies his unique artistic vision and is a notable example of his work.
  • His brand has become synonymous with quality, creativity, and a willingness to embrace unconventional ideas within the fashion world.

Influences & Historical Significance

  • While specific artistic influences are not widely documented, Cox’s work suggests an appreciation for both historical footwear traditions and contemporary art movements.
  • His willingness to experiment with materials and forms aligns him with the broader avant-garde tradition in fashion design.
  • Cox's contribution lies in his ability to elevate footwear from a functional item to a form of artistic expression, challenging perceptions and inspiring other designers.
  • He represents a generation of designers who prioritize individuality, innovation, and the exploration of new possibilities within their craft.

Current Status

  • As of today, Patrick Cox remains an active designer. His brand continues to produce innovative and sought-after fashion pieces.