Henry Moore Artwork Catalogue
The Cambridge Guide to the Arts in Britain, Volume 8: The Edwardian Age and the Inter-War Years; edited by Boris FORD.
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157-195(2 Moore illus) CORK Richard. The Visual Arts.
(Notes Moore's steady certitude, his influences, concept of truth to materials and association with artist groups. He reached a wider public through the Shelter drawings. In a section on pages 180-188 entitled Epstein and Moore the mantle of most audacious sculptor was seen to pass from Epstein to Moore. His obsession with motherhood as a theme was confirmed through seeing Epstein illustrations in Blast. Epstein helped the younger artist who developed into an outstanding sculptor of the generation. Outlines his preoccupation with landscape).
307-348 WHITFORD Frank. Further Reading and Reference.
(Includes a short biography and bibliography of Moore on pages 345-346).
There are passing references to Moore in the following sections:
2-44 MELLERS Wilfred, HILDYARD Rupert. The Edwardian Age and the Inter-War Years.
212-245 SUMMERSON John. Architecture.
Bib. Number0011214
The Cambridge Guide to the Arts in Britain, Volume 8: The Edwardian Age and the Inter-War Years; edited by Boris FORD.
PublisherCambridge University Press
Place PublishedCambridge
Year1989
Date & Collationxi,367pp.Illus.8 colour plates(10 illus).Biog.Bibliog.
LanguageEnglish
More InformationA dozen essays: on culture, literature and drama, the garden city, music, film, architecture, design, etc.157-195(2 Moore illus) CORK Richard. The Visual Arts.
(Notes Moore's steady certitude, his influences, concept of truth to materials and association with artist groups. He reached a wider public through the Shelter drawings. In a section on pages 180-188 entitled Epstein and Moore the mantle of most audacious sculptor was seen to pass from Epstein to Moore. His obsession with motherhood as a theme was confirmed through seeing Epstein illustrations in Blast. Epstein helped the younger artist who developed into an outstanding sculptor of the generation. Outlines his preoccupation with landscape).
307-348 WHITFORD Frank. Further Reading and Reference.
(Includes a short biography and bibliography of Moore on pages 345-346).
There are passing references to Moore in the following sections:
2-44 MELLERS Wilfred, HILDYARD Rupert. The Edwardian Age and the Inter-War Years.
212-245 SUMMERSON John. Architecture.