Jenny Wynne-Jones (1931-2022) trained at Bromley and Portsmouth Colleges of Art, and also took a post-graduate diploma at London University. After her large family grew up and having done some teaching, she was able to take up sculpture full time. She lived in Dartmouth, Devon.
Jenny exhibited at over 20 galleries and stately gardens throughout the South of England, including the Royal West of England Academy and The Royal Society of British Artists, Mall Gallery, London. Her work has been commissioned or sold for gardens in Austria, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Italy, Spain, America and of course Britain.
Jenny modelled her work in clay and then had it cast in resin or bronze resin making it suitable for interior and exterior display.
Many of her pieces were based on her children and grandchildren.
Jenny’s work has a feeling of tranquillity, spirituality and beauty. Her female heads, nudes and figures of children would enhance any garden setting, creating a focal point where needed.
