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Commissions
Pembroke Dock Heritage, set of six Bronzes, set in the wall of the ancient Dockyard, depicting the history of the ancient Dockyard.
Paterchurch Point
One day my Ship will come
The Launch
Riveters
Payday
The bombing of the Oiltanks
The site of the Bronzes, next to the Gun Tower , on the old Dockyard Wall.
This project took nearly 2 years, from the planning stage to the installation. Perryn carved each image out of Bathstone, from which a mould was taken, and then the bronzes were cast using the lost wax process.
For more information about this project:-
ART PARKS GUERNSEY
Perryn has work in the famous ART PARK, within the grounds of the Sausmarez Manor, Guernsey. This is the largest sculpture park in Europe, and Perryn was delighted to be invited to visit this reknowned sculpture venue, and to leave her Bathstone 'Druid', on display within this fabulous setting.
Here you can see Druid, a sculpture in Monks Park Limestone, set by the wall of Sausmarez Manor, Guernsey
Exhibition News
It is a busy time of year for Perryn now, with several exhibitions around Britain and Europe about to commence. The recent Exhibition is in Haverfordwest, was is a showcase for leading Pembrokeshire Artists.
COMMISSIONS
See under Commissions and Public works
PEMBROKE DOCK HERITAGE PROJECT (see Commissions)
Perryn completed a series of 6 relief panels in December 2005, which took over a year to carve, commissioned by the Pembroke Dock Heritage, which depict the history over 135 years from 1810, of the historic naval town. Carved in Bathstone, a mold has then been taken, and prior to the bronze being cast from lost wax, a bronze resin cast has been produced. The panels , which are now cast in Bronze, have now been erected on the walls Pembroke Dock. The opening ceremony for the Pembroke Dock Heritage Project was on July 3rd, in the presence of H.R.H. Prince Charles.
The completed project has each of the six Bronze Panels set into the walls of the Historical Naval Dockyard site, within sight of the Dockyard, Napoleonic Guntower, and the sea. As part of a huge project, the Bronzes now form an important aspect of the tourism appeal of the town.
Mr David Davies, left, Director of the Pembroke Dock Heritage Project, seen here with his assistant, Barry, with tone of the six Bronze Panels,erected prior to the visit by H.R.H. Prince Charles, to Pembroke Dock.
The Pembroke Story - 21C Commission
A series of panels carved by Perryn in stone, relating the history of the town of Pembroke. The originals are to be housed in the Museum, and Bronze Replicas to be set in the town walls.
Princess Nest Bathstone
The Invasion Bathstone
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