Terry Frost, RA (British 1915-2003)
Terry Frost ranks among Britain's best known 20th Century Artists. Frost was introduced to abstraction in the late 1940's by Victor Pasmore, his teacher at Camberwell School of Art. He exhibited widely, notably in London at the Redfern Gallery, New Art Centre and Austin/Desmond Fine Art, Leicester Galleries, the Waddington Gallery and the Mayor Gallery.
His work appeared at various major international exhibitions: in New York, San Francisco, Dallas, Santa Barbara, Paris, Leningrad and Moscow and was a John Moores prize winner in 1967, 1969 and 1972. In his eighties, having discovered glass as a medium to express himself, he became Britain's most famous glass sculptor, designing sculptures such as Millennium disc and the Aphrodite's Moon Dream at the Murano glasswork in Venice