HENRY MOORE/CATALOGUE OF GRAPHIC WORK/VOLUME III

1976-1979/PATRICK CRAMER/ALISTAIR GRANT/DAVID MITCHINSON/PATRICK CRAMER GENEVA 1980

Published as a book in deluxe and standard editions, this third volume of the Catalogue of Graphic Work contains 187 entries numbered 371 to 557 with addenda to Volume I and corrigenda to Volumes I and II. It catalogues all the editions completed by December 1979, including the fifteen prints reproduced in black and white at the end of Volume II and another thirty-one which were begun before September 1975 but not sufficiently finished to be included in Volume II. There is a foreword in English, French and German, a selected list of exhibitions from 1976 to 1979 that included graphics, a list of publishers and an index of prints. The deluxe edition contains the etching CGM 518 and the lithograph CGM 546.

310 x 230mm: 424 unnumbered pages in fifty-three signatures of 8 bound in brown linen with the title blocked in cream on the spine, in a laminated paper dust jacket with the title and a reproduction of CGM 437 on the front and text in English, French and German on the flaps, contained in a brown linen-covered slipcase. CGM 518 on Rives 308 x 235mm and CGM 546 on T.H. Saunders 308 x 235mm are in paper folders inserted between the front endpapers.

The deluxe edition of 200 copies, signed in ink by the artist, and numbered on p.[3], comprises:

50 copies numbered 1 to 25 and I to XXV with CGM 518 and 546

numbered 1/100 to 25/100 and I/XXV to XXV/XXV

75 copies numbered 26 to 100 with CGM 518 numbered 26/100 to 100/100

75 copies numbered 101 to 175 with CGM 546 numbered 26/100 to 100/100

All the prints are signed in pencil by the artist.

The standard edition is unnumbered and unsigned.

Text set in Univers and printed by the Imprimerie Studer SA, Geneva, on mat coated paper made by Papeteries de Tenero. Photolithographic work by the printer.

CGM 518 was printed by Michael Rand, London.

CGM 546 was printed by Curwen Prints Ltd, London.

The books were bound and the slipcases made by Busenhart, Lausanne.