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Leaflet to accompany the Caro in Yorkshire exhibition at YSP. Discusses influence of Moore, to whom Caro was an assistant. Caro's drawing Seated Woman 1951-52 (illustrated) has annotations by Moore.
One Moore work: Head c.1964 (LH 522d). illus. with brief description: "organic and fluid forms, with unfamiliar elements that resonate with Surrealism".
Published to accompany an exhibition of Moore's work at 23 Bruton Street held between 22 May and 27 June 2015.
Exhibition celebrating Léonard Gianadda's 80th birthday.
pp.100-101: illus. of the Gianadda Foundation's grounds, featuring Moore's 1982 Reclining Figure (LH 677a). pp.149-150: discussion of the Gianadda Foundation's 1989 Henry Moore exhibition. p.191: illus. of press coverage of the 20th anniversary of the Foundation in 1998, showing Gianadda standing with LH 677a.
Catalogue for an exhibition at the Smithsonian American Art Museum.One Moore mention in introduction (p.21); three page profile of Moore with image of Working Model for Draped Reclining Figure (pp.168-170). Discusses the reclining figure as a theme of Moore's work throughout his life, and his adoption of classically influenced drapery following his bomb-shelter sketches during the war and his visit to Greece in 1950.
Catalogue for exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery, London in spring 2015. Introductory essay, "The Possibility of Touch", by Richard Calvocoressi; Calvocoressi and Edmund de Waal in conversation in "In Moore's Maquette Studio". The remainder of the catalogue consists of photographs of works in the exhibition, divided into five sections: "Relief Sculptures", "Maquettes and Small Sculptures", "Large Sculptures", "Mother & Child and Crucifixion Drawings", and "Late Drawings".