A sculpture of a lion in a stretching pose displayed on a white pedestal in a gallery with smaller animal sculptures on wall-mounted shelves behind it.

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Unveiling of the 250th Anniversary of Jane Austen statue

21st June 2025

Alton’s Regency Garden, Alton, Hampshire

On a hot summer’s day in the beautiful market town of Alton in Hampshire, hundreds of people in regency dress paraded through town towards the Regency Garden where the unveiling of Mark Coreth’s statue of Jane Austen, commissioned to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of Austen’s birth.

The statue, cast by Alton’s local foundry and Mark’s long-standing colleagues, Morris Singer Foundry, now stands in pride of place.

Mark’s vision was to create a sculptural portrait of Austen, standing 5’ 8” as she was said to have been, on a plinth of her six greatest novels.

Film by Josh Byford, for East Hampshire District Council


June Exhibition at The Jerram Gallery

Group show

7th June - 25th June

The Jerram Gallery

Half Moon Street, Sherborne, Dorset, DT9 3LN UK

To register your interest in this exhibition, please email:

info@jerramgallery.com

+44 (0)1935 815261


“A Glimpse into the Pantanal”

Solo exhibition

15th May - 6th June

The Sladmore Gallery, 57 Jermyn Street, St James’s, London, SW1Y 6LX

“My forthcoming exhibition, “A Glimpse into the Pantanal” is a based on my visit to Brazil in June 2024. Being the world’s largest tropical wetland, the Pantanal is to the Americas, what the Serengeti is to Africa.

The region showcases some of the most breathtaking gatherings of mammals, birds and reptiles that one could ever hope to witness. “A Glimpse into the Pantanal” is just what it says on the tin: touching the surface of this amazing ecosystem.”

- Mark

To register your interest in this exhibition, please email:

contact@sladmore.com

+44(0)76291144

A bronze sculpture of a sitting dog with a textured, cracked surface. The sculpture is titled "Sladmore" and is described as fine sculpture established in 1965. The background is gradient grey with text indicating the artist Mark Coreth and the piece "A Glimpse Into the Pantanal."