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Terry Pilcher has lived and worked in West Somerset for
25 years. He was born in Kent in 1926 and went to
the Sidcup Art School. Then to the Royal College
of Art from 1950-1953, studying under Carel Weight and
Ruskin Spear. During this time he exhibited in
various mixed shows.
He also designed and executed murals based on
Elizabethan themes at the Mermaid Inn, Rye, Sussex.
Meanwhile, he and
his wife had acquired a family of six children, and the
following years were spent in Somerset, teaching,
painting and growing vegetables.
He gave up teaching six years ago and began to paint
full-time, showing pictures in the West of England and
at the R.A. and the N.E.A.C. He works in both oil
and watercolour, directly from the landscape of Exmoor
and Cornwall. |