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0002930

Author/Editor: MINERVINO Fiorella.

Publisher: Corriere della Sera Illustrato

Place Published: Milan

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (14 Oct) 2(41) 20-25(9 illus).Text in Italian.

Description: 80th birthday interview with Moore about his early life, and first contacts with Italy, finishing with brief discussion on sculptural techniques and settings.

0010734

Publisher: Yomiuri Shimbun

Place Published: Tokyo

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (16 April)..(1 illus).Text in Japanese.

Description: Henry Moore exhibition (See 0003065) shortly to move to Seibu Gallery after touring other parts of Japan. Notes Moore's fame, humanity and sense of rhythm in the drawings.
Title romanized: Atsukan 'ningen no rizumu'.

0010712

Author/Editor: ASGEIRSSON Braga.

Publisher: Morgunbladid

Place Published: Reykjavik

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (5 Sept) 12(4 illus).Text in Icelandic.

Description: Full-page feature on 80th birthday celebrations, including the Tate Gallery exhibitions (See 0002830 and 0003064) and outlining Moore's career.

0010733

Publisher: Yomiuri Shimbun

Place Published: Tokyo

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (11 April)..(1 illus).Text in Japanese.

Description: Note on forthcoming Seibu Gallery exhibition (See 0003065), listing some of the main works to be displayed.
Title romanized: Henri Muua sobyo to chokoku ten.

0010732

Publisher: Yomiuri Shimbun

Place Published: Tokyo

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (27 April)..(1 illus).Text in Japanese.

Description: Note on Seibu Gallery exhibition (See 0003065), mentioning the main works on display.
Title romanized: Henri Muua sobyo to chokoku ten.

0002973

Author/Editor: CLARK Kenneth.

Publisher: Sunday Times Magazine

Place Published: London

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (30 July) 9,18-19,21,23(8 illus).

Description: Appreciation of Moore's work on the occasion of the artist's 80th birthday. Outlines the early career, and comments on the aesthetic nature of the sculpture and drawings. Brief quotations from Moore's published statements introduce the hole, the human figure, figures in a setting and in the landscape. The Shelter drawings are seen as enlarging the scope of Moore's art, and allowing him to master new motifs, like groups, drapery, and the transition from a human to an abstract feature.

0002805

Author/Editor: HILLS Lana.

Publisher: Montreal Gazette

Place Published: Montreal

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (22 July)..(2 illus).

Description: Popular note from London on Moore's birthday and exhibitions, quoting from the Serpentine press view (See 0002718 and 0002719).

0002808

Publisher: Evening News

Place Published: London

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (27 July)..(1 illus).

Description: Look touch but please don't climb" notice has had to be placed by the sculptures in Kensington Gardens."

0002811

Author/Editor: HOGG James.

Publisher: Letchworth and Baldock Citizen

Place Published: Letchworth

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (27 July)..(1 illus).

Description: Chatty note by television personality on figurative aspects of Sheep Piece, 1971-1972 bronze.

0002814

Publisher: Hampstead and Highgate Express

Place Published: London

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (28 July)..(1 illus).

Description: Photograph by Errol Jackson taken at Camden Arts Centre.

0002817

Author/Editor: MORGAN Patricia.

Publisher: Brisbane Courier Mail

Place Published: Brisbane

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (28 July)..(2 illus).

Description: Written from London from the Serpentine press view (See 0002718 and 0002719). Includes an outline of Moore's career and his concept of Australia: Some of the spaces and the wild unknown parts must be unbelievable.""

0002833

Author/Editor: WIGAN Michael.

Publisher: The Scotsman

Place Published: Edinburgh

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (31 July)..(1 illus).

Description: Note on the 80th birthday exhibitions in London: Often the work gives impression of covering zoological even geological time...the focus of the sculpture is in the space or the tension between two forms which are inherently connected; an anti-magnetism.""

0002804

Publisher: Telegraph and Argus

Place Published: Bradford

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (22 July)..(2 illus).

Description: Two works will remain on extended loan to Bradford when the exhibition closes (See 0002723).

0002820

Author/Editor: BENSON Ross.

Publisher: Daily Express

Place Published: London

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (29 July)..(1 illus).

Description: Popular report of press interview with Moore at Serpentine (See 0002718 and 0002719). See also Brisbane Sunday Mail, 13 August 1978: 0002837.

0002809

Publisher: Methodist Recorder

Place Published: London

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (27 July)..(1 illus).Text initialled D.W.

Description: Brief congratulatory note to Moore on his 80th birthday, and report of the exhibitions.

0002816

Author/Editor: MOORE Ronald.

Publisher: Leicester Mercury

Place Published: Leicester

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (28 July)..(1 illus).

Description: Brief 80th birthday outline of Moore's career, and note on maquette Reclining Figure, 1938 bronze in Leicester Museum and Art Gallery. A photograph also appeared on the television page of this issue announcing Henry Moore at Eighty. (See 0002992).

0002803

Publisher: The Times

Place Published: London

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (19 July)..

Description: Letters applauding the Serpentine exhibition (See 0002718 and 0002719) and hoping that the bronzes will be able to remain in Kensington Gardens.

0002806

Author/Editor: GOSLING Nigel.

Publisher: Observer

Place Published: London

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (23 July) 17,20(1 illus).

Description: A large photograph by Jane Bown of Henry Moore with Sheep Piece, 1971-1972 bronze accompanies this report of a visit to Much Hadham on the eve of Moore's 80th birthday. Describes the estate, Moore's art collection and his own sculpture in the grounds and his love of nature. Extracted in Atlas World Press Review, October 1978 (See 0002918). See also 0010463.

0002822

Author/Editor: EBELING Rago T.

Publisher: Westfalen-Blatt

Place Published: Bielefeld

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (29 July)..(4 illus).Text in German.

Description: 80th birthday feature on the recurring themes, and use of nature, which belies the concept of abstraction. His work reflects today's disturbed times and greatly accounts for his success.

0002825

Author/Editor: SCHMIDT Doris.

Publisher: Süddeutsche Zeitung

Place Published: Munich

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (29 July)..(1 illus).Text in German.

Description: 80th birthday feature, noting Moore's experience and feelings in creating works for the open air, and his powerful use of form and space.

0002836

Author/Editor: FORGEY Benjamin.

Publisher: Washington Star

Place Published: Washington, D.C.

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (6 Aug)..(2 illus).

Description: Review of Hirshhorn's 80th birthday exhibition (See 0002729), of all of its works by Henry Moore. Moore has suffered the fate of a long-lived modernist who has watched succeeding generations move far far away from his particular lifelong concerns.""

0002807

Author/Editor: BOHRER Karl-Heinz.

Publisher: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

Place Published: Frankfurt

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (25 July)..(1 illus).Text in German.

Description: Appreciative review of 80th birthday exhibitions at Fischer Fine Art (See 0002728), Tate Gallery (See 0003064 and 0002830) and Serpentine (See 0002718 and 0002719). Notes the symbolic content of his forms, the intimate nature of the drawings and the massive quality of the outdoor bronzes.

0002810

Author/Editor: AMON Santiago.

Publisher: El País

Place Published: Madrid

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (27 July)..(1 illus).Text in Spanish.

Description: Outlines the biomorphic nature of Moore's work, and the synthesis between sculpture, architecture and engineering.

0002813

Author/Editor: KIPPHOFF Petra.

Publisher: Die Zeit

Place Published: Hamburg

Year: 1978

Date & Collation: (28 July)..(2 illus).Text in German.

Description: 80th birthday appreciation of Moore's work, its tactile qualities, and the importance of nature and the use of space.