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Barry Mason

Barry Mason (Born 1947) was active/lived in United Kingdom.  Barry Mason is known for Sculptor, installations.

Barry Mason FRBS is a British sculptor who specializes in sculpture using water and light. He was born in 1947 in Seaton United Kingdom. He studied Fine Art at Reading University, (1970-74), and at the Slade, University College London (1974-76). Mason has completed several large pieces, which are accessible to the public, as well as many more in private collections in Britain and abroad. These include a similar fountain to this one which was commissioned by the Crown Estate and presented to HRH Queen Elizabeth II as the centrepiece of the Jubilee Garden in the Savill Garden in Windsor Great Park. He also did HALF MOON in the grounds of Eton College and SPHERE at the Hurlingham Club in London. His earliest large sculptures were conceived to be installed in landscape rather than art gallery settings, and used sunlight and shadow as an integral and dynamic element in their composition (the HELIOS series). Most of Mason’s recent work has been commissioned privately for gardens in E   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1151 characters.]  Artist bio

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