Terry Frost
Terry Frost (1915-2003) was an artist best known for his bold abstract works, as well as being a founding member of the post-war community of artists in St. Ives.
Frost’s works are statements in colour and form; they attract the viewer with their brilliant positivity. Starting out untrained as a prisoner of war, Frost used sardine oil and pigment to hone his skill, before studying art following the war. Early in the 1950s, his time in St. Ives as Barbara Hepworth’s assistant cemented his attachment to Cornwall. Like many before him, Frost was continually inspired by the unique light and the motions of the sea around his studio. He was one of the country’s foremost abstract artists of the 20th Century, becoming a Royal Academician in 1992.
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Terry FrostOchre, Red and Blue1969
Lithograph Edition 30/75
H111 x W81 cm (framed dimensions)Sold -
Terry FrostSan Raphael (Córdoba)1989£ 2,900.00
Etching with aquatint Ed. 5/5
H85 x W66 cm
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Terry FrostColour Rhythm Newlyn [Kemp 158]1997
Lithograph in colours on Arches wove Ed. P/P
H67 x W66 cm (framed dimensions)Sold -
Terry FrostAscent and Red Midland1968£ 28,000.00
Oil and pencil on canvas
H181 x W152cm -
Terry FrostSuspended Ochre and Red2003£ 12,000.00
Acrylic, collage and pastel on board
H82 x W57 cm (framed artwork) -
Terry FrostSun and Moon1999£ 6,200.00
Pastel, pencil and felt-tip pen, signed and dated
H56 x W98 cm (framed dimensions)
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Terry FrostSun Bow2002£ 2,600.00
Etching, dustgrain gravure & aquatint Ed. 24/50
H55 x W84 cm (framed dimensions) -
Terry FrostLizard Light1997
Etching
H77.5 x W61 cm (framed dimensions)Sold