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Author/Editor: DAVIS Alexander
Publisher: Henry Moore Foundation
Place Published: London and Much Hadham
Year: 1994
Date & Collation: 5 vols.Illus.Biog.Editorial staff: Martin Davis, Riitta Keyes, Wendy P. Smale.
Description: Volume 1: 1898-1970. xxxiii,643pp(383 illus). Introduction in English, French, German, Japanese and Spanish. Entries 1-5295.
Volume 2: 1971-1986. v,644-1344pp(640 illus). Entries 5296-10711.
Volume 3: Index 1898-1986, together with a chronology of Moore's life and career, a previously unpublished interview, and a list of publications cited in the Bibliography. xxv,1-217pp,Concordance xxvii-xlvi.
Volume 4: 1986-1991, together with supplementary 1898-1986 publications. ix,538pp(298 illus). Entries 10712-14850.
Volume 5: Index 1898-1991, together with a selection of monographs, and a checklist of Henry Moore's Library with a commentary. xlvii,98pp,293pp. Concordance. (The commentary on Henry Moore's Library discusses books owned and used by Moore throughout his career. It also contains a section Henry Moore, Writers and Literature which is a bibliographical survey prompted by his statement that novelists had an enormous influence on his point of view in life and therefore on his sculpture as well. It summarises possible relationships between Moore's art and the writings of Thomas Hardy, D.H. Lawrence, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, William Wordsworth, Shakespeare, Dante, Goethe, Pound, and Lawrence Binyon. Discusses Moore's personal contacts with T.S. Eliot, W.H. Auden, Stephen Spender, and Graham Greene. Other writers mentioned include Rabindranath Tagore, W.B. Yeats, Edith Sitwell, Dylan Thomas, Rainer Maria Rilke, Henri Bergson, Octavio Paz, Pablo Neruda).
For Brochure/Order Form see 0015012. For features and reviews see Antiquarian Book Monthly, July 1994 (See 0016138), The Year in Reference 1993 (See 0016067), Burlington Magazine (See 0016601). Advertisements for the Bibliography appeared in The Bookseller, 9 October 1992; Burlington Magazine, November 1992; Art in America, December 1992; Art Newspaper, March 1993; Modern Painters, Spring 1994 and Summer 1994, Times Literary Supplement, 4 February 1994 and 8 April 1994.
Volume 2: 1971-1986. v,644-1344pp(640 illus). Entries 5296-10711.
Volume 3: Index 1898-1986, together with a chronology of Moore's life and career, a previously unpublished interview, and a list of publications cited in the Bibliography. xxv,1-217pp,Concordance xxvii-xlvi.
Volume 4: 1986-1991, together with supplementary 1898-1986 publications. ix,538pp(298 illus). Entries 10712-14850.
Volume 5: Index 1898-1991, together with a selection of monographs, and a checklist of Henry Moore's Library with a commentary. xlvii,98pp,293pp. Concordance. (The commentary on Henry Moore's Library discusses books owned and used by Moore throughout his career. It also contains a section Henry Moore, Writers and Literature which is a bibliographical survey prompted by his statement that novelists had an enormous influence on his point of view in life and therefore on his sculpture as well. It summarises possible relationships between Moore's art and the writings of Thomas Hardy, D.H. Lawrence, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, William Wordsworth, Shakespeare, Dante, Goethe, Pound, and Lawrence Binyon. Discusses Moore's personal contacts with T.S. Eliot, W.H. Auden, Stephen Spender, and Graham Greene. Other writers mentioned include Rabindranath Tagore, W.B. Yeats, Edith Sitwell, Dylan Thomas, Rainer Maria Rilke, Henri Bergson, Octavio Paz, Pablo Neruda).
For Brochure/Order Form see 0015012. For features and reviews see Antiquarian Book Monthly, July 1994 (See 0016138), The Year in Reference 1993 (See 0016067), Burlington Magazine (See 0016601). Advertisements for the Bibliography appeared in The Bookseller, 9 October 1992; Burlington Magazine, November 1992; Art in America, December 1992; Art Newspaper, March 1993; Modern Painters, Spring 1994 and Summer 1994, Times Literary Supplement, 4 February 1994 and 8 April 1994.