Terence Coventry. Photograph by Peter Harris.
Terence Coventry’s natural talent was recognised from a young age and he gained early admittance to Stourbridge School of Art where he was taught by Keith Leonard, a former studio assistant of Barbara Hepworth. He went on to study at the Royal College of Art, but after his request to change from the painting to the sculpture course was refused, Coventry left London to establish a career as a farmer on the South Cornish coast.
After twenty-five years farming in Cornwall, Terece Coventry returned to his first love, sculpture. He had his first solo exhibition at the age of 71. Coventry's sculptures are held in many public and private collections around the globe.
Pangolin London is pleased to represent the estate of Terence Coventry.