Terra Firma Gallery -- Gene Pearson, Bronze Sculptures

Gene Pearson, born in 1946 in St. Catherine, Jamaica, is a 1965 graduate of the Jamaica School of Art (now the Edna Manley School for the Visual Arts). He has taught at several high schools and the Jamaica School of Art; and exhibited widely in Jamaica and overseas including The Victoria and Albert Museum in London and UC Berkeley in California.

Mr. Pearson's work represents the highest ideals of Jamaican art. It is frequently presented as gifts by Jamaican Prime Ministers to visiting dignitaries, including Bill Clinton and Nelson Mandela. His work appears on the Jamaican $1.40 stamp depicting "Jamaican Ceramics" from the Hardingham Collection.

His art is also presented in films such as "Trapper John M.D.", publications and leading corporate and private collections internationally including the private collections of celebrities such as Mr. Stevie Wonder, Ms. Diahann Carrol, Ms. Roxy Roker of "The Jeffersons"; Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger; Ms. Alice Walker, Author of "The Color Purple"; Ms. Madge Sinclair of "Trapper John M.D." and Ms. Tyne Daley of "Cagney & Lacy" among others.

The artist splits his time between his home in Jamaica, the Potter's Studio in Berkeley, California, and exhibitions in Dallas, New York, London, Miami, and California.

Featured Collection (Total Items: 5)

Genesis

Price: $10,000.00

White Madonna

Price: $1,200.00

Sophisticated Lady

Price: $10,000.00

Bronze Urn

Price: $7,000.00

Mountain Spirit

Price: $12,000.00

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