From : "The statue was erected for Terrence in honor of his most favored subject matter: trains and railways. Terrence Cuneo, like his father, became a celebrated painter and noted illustrator in England. He was noted for his many portraits of Queen Elizabeth and the British military and railways."
The picture is a self-portrait from his daughter's website, where his first name is spelt with a single "r".
August 2013: a at his home at 201 Ember Lane in East Molesey.
This section lists the memorials where the subject on this page is commemorated:
Terence Tenison Cuneo
Cuneo {Brass plaque on the front of the plinth, to the right:} This sculptur...
Artist and engraver of Indian scenes. Orphaned early, he was adopted by his uncle, Thomas Daniell, a landscape painter, and taken as his assistant to Indian, returning to London in 1794. Died at ho...
Vincent came to London in June 1873 aged 20 as an art dealer, in the firm Goupil. He was in England for two and a half years during which he had two short periods working in the Paris branch. Goupi...
A Peckham-based creative collective, with individual specialisms in screen-printing, jewellery and painting. The name is derived from the words ‘Garage Studio’ which is where the venture started out.
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