Born in Philadelphia, PA Professional sculptor 40 years Studied: Hussian School of Art, Phila.; Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris, France Over 600 bas-relief plaques, coins and fine art medals sculpted and produced in various media (bronze, silver, gold, etc.) 1980 - Selected to show at International Exhibit of Medallic Art, Florence, Italy 1984 - American Numismatic Assoc. Medallic Sculptor of the Year July, 1988 - 8’ bronze statue of Gen. John Gibbon, a Phila. native, dedicated on Gettysburg Battlefield on Cemetery Ridge 1999 - sculpted portraits of Gov. Tom Ridge & Lt. Gov. Mark Schweiker for PA Inaugural Medal Work in private collections of : Prince Phillip of England; Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands; President of Kenya; President of Tanzania; US Natural History Museum, Washington, DC; British Museum, London, England; Marine Corps Museum, Parris Island, SC 2001- “Angel of Marye’s Heights” monument - two 7’ figures - for National Civil War Museum, Harrisburg, PA 2003 - US Merchant Marine Academy Monument dedicated, October 4, 2003, Kings Point, NY. Four life-size bronzes, bronze plaque on 49 tons of granite, 21' high 2005 - Life-size Ernest Hemingway bronze dedicated July 21, 2005, Key West Museum of Art & History, Key West, FL 2005 - 9' John Philip Sousa bronze dedicated November 5, 2005, Marine Barracks, Washington, DC In progress: Vermont National Guard Fallen Heros Memorial, Colchester, VT. To be dedicated September 11, 2008 Specializes in historical bronzes including depictions of Napoleonic, Civil War, WWII, Viet Nam figures, which can be found in galleries across the U.S. Visits historical sites associated with each sculpture, to research: Civil War Battlefields, Little Bighorn, Normandy Beaches, Waterloo, etc.       Home / Terry's Bio / Sculptures / Other Work / Order Info / Contact