About

Terrance Patterson was born March 10, 1929 in a small northern Colorado town. It was in Colorado he discovered his true passions of history and art.

Terrance developed a business in affordable art castings in hydrocal, which are sold nationally and shipped world wide. His beloved wife, Betty Jo, has since passed away, but his family keeps his memory alive by operating his business today.

His love of the west and western culture served as a motivator in his art. His portrayal of people and animals of the west show a deep sensitivity to these unique personalities that so many have forgotten.

His sculptures may be seen in The Toronto National Museum in Toronto, Canada, The Scotland Yard in London, England, The Pentagon Building in Washington D.C., The Department of The Air Force, The Department of The Navy, The Department of The Army, and The Office of The Chaplains. Throughout his career he studied with Phil Steele from the Rocky Mountain School of Art in Denver, Colorado and Al Wynne, professor of art at UCCS in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Since Terrance passed away in 1991, Jerome Mose has been our artist in residence. Jerome was raised in Pinon, Arizona. He has been an employee of Terrance Patterson Gallery since 1983. Jerome has created our new pieces starting with the P316 Women in Arms and continuing through to the P358 Fueler. He has also updated several statues to modern uniforms and both genders, such as the P267 Flightline Maintainer.

Jerome is very proud to create high-quality, affordable awards for our military forces. He has also made western and rodeo pieces, including the P320 Fly Fisherman and the P322 Bull Rider statue.