Henry Moore-- Writings and Conversations

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University of California Press, 2002 - Art - 320 pages
Henry Moore's writings constitute a vivid and comprehensive record of his life and work, of the influences that shaped his vision, and of his reactions to the work of other artists, periods, and cultures. Spanning some seventy years, Moore's writings and conversations are much more than documentary records of his life and times: they have considerable literary merit in their own right.

This fascinating collection of Moore's written and spoken words is the most comprehensive yet compiled, and contains much previously unpublished material. It includes over 150 illustrations: photographs of the sculptures, drawings and prints discussed in the text, illustrations of works by other artists, and photographs of the sculptor and his environment at various stages of his life.

Henry Moore: Writings and Conversations completes and complements the catalogues of his sculpture, drawings, and prints. It will be indispensable for scholars and engrossing reading for Moore enthusiasts worldwide.
 

Contents

Acknowledgements
7
Art and Society
12
LIFE AND INFLUENCES
31
Hertfordshire 194086
61
Perry Green Much Hadham Studios Irinas Garden Family Events
68
FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES
81
ART AND ARTISTS
97
PreColumbian Sculpture African Sculpture Mesopotamian Art
111
The Nature of Sculpture
198
Working Methods
230
Sculpture and Architecture
242
WORKS BY HENRY MOORE
251
97
253
III
301
Bibliographical Sources
311
Picture credits
320

On Critics and Art Criticism
141
ON SCULPTURE
187

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