Limited edition ceramic platter – Trewellard Suns, No 4, 1990
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Size: 42 x 42 cm
Limited edition ceramic platter
Edition of 12
Size: 41.5 cm diameter
Produced by King & McGaw, 2022
© Terry Frost Estate
Created by King & McGaw in collaboration with the Terry Frost Estate, this limited edition ceramic platter is based on an original linocut made by Frost in 1990. Trewellard Suns, No 4 was inspired by the rising and setting of the sun over the village of Trewellard near the artist’s home in Cornwall.
Expertly made by highly skilled artisans at 1882 Ltd, Stoke-on-Trent, England, this cast earthenware platter features a silk screen decal print which is carefully applied by hand before firing.
Each platter is numbered in pen and authorised by the printed stamp of the publisher, as well as a certificate of authenticity signed by the publisher and estate executor.
Packaged in a bespoke wooden crate.
Please note that this item ships to UK Mainland only.
Edition of 12
Size: 41.5 cm diameter
Produced by King & McGaw, 2022
© Terry Frost Estate
Created by King & McGaw in collaboration with the Terry Frost Estate, this limited edition ceramic platter is based on an original linocut made by Frost in 1990. Trewellard Suns, No 4 was inspired by the rising and setting of the sun over the village of Trewellard near the artist’s home in Cornwall.
Expertly made by highly skilled artisans at 1882 Ltd, Stoke-on-Trent, England, this cast earthenware platter features a silk screen decal print which is carefully applied by hand before firing.
Each platter is numbered in pen and authorised by the printed stamp of the publisher, as well as a certificate of authenticity signed by the publisher and estate executor.
Packaged in a bespoke wooden crate.
Please note that this item ships to UK Mainland only.
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Abstract painter and printmaker Sir Terry Frost RA (1915 – 2003) is recognised as one of the leading British abstract artists of his generation. He discovered his talent for painting as a prisoner of war during the Second World War. After returning to England Frost attended Camberwell College of Arts, London, and taught extensively throughout the UK.
He became one of the leading artists of the St Ives School – a group of revolutionary artists associated with a fishing town in West Cornwall which made significant contributions to the story of British Modernism. He was later appointed Professor of Painting at the University of Reading, and was elected a Royal Academician in 1992. In 1998 he was knighted for his services to art. Terry Frost’s career spanned six decades and his work is held in museums and galleries around the world. To coincide with his 85th birthday, in 2000 the Royal Academy staged a major retrospective.
Sir Terry Frost Portrait © Royal Academy of Arts, London
Sir Terry Frost Portrait © Royal Academy of Arts, London
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