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0015007
Author/Editor: MITCHINSON David.
Publisher: HMF library copy
Place Published: Much Hadham
Year: 1992
Date & Collation: 4pp.
Description: David Mitchinson's speech for the opening in Huddersfield of Henry Moore: Mutter und Kind, Mother and Child (See 0014959). Lists the objectives of the Henry Moore Foundation. One of the most important ways in which these objectives are carried out is by the organisation of exhibitions worldwide". Describes the current exhibition and Moore's graphic work on the Mother and Child theme. Outlines the activities of the Henry Moore Sculpture Trust and lists the major Moore exhibitions around the world since the inception of the Foundation."
0011484
Author/Editor: MITCHINSON David.
Publisher: HMF library copy
Place Published: Much Hadham
Year: 1990
Date & Collation: 4pp.Text in French.
Description: Standard biographical text printed on very dark green paper.
0004473
Author/Editor: MITCHINSON David.
Publisher: Abrams
Place Published: New York
Year: 1971
Date & Collation: xvipp.212 plates.Introduction by Ezio GRIBAUDO.
Description: For annotation see 0004471. For Italian edition see 0004472. For Japanese edition see 0004474.
0004474
Author/Editor: MITCHINSON David.
Publisher: Bijutsu Shuppan-sha
Place Published: Tokyo
Year: 1972
Date & Collation: xvipp.212 plates.Introduction by Ezio GRIBAUDO.Text in Japanese.
Description: De luxe edition included Two Standing Figures No. XI, 1970 etching.
For annotation see 0004471. For Italian edition see 0004472. For Abrams edition see 0004473.
For annotation see 0004471. For Italian edition see 0004472. For Abrams edition see 0004473.
0014467
Author/Editor: MITCHINSON David.
Publisher: Henry Moore Foundation
Place Published: Much Hadham
Year: 1991
Date & Collation: 12pp.
Description: Paper delivered by the Curator of the Henry Moore Foundation at a one-day seminar A Practical Guide to Public Art organised for Hertfordshire Arts by City Gallery Arts Trust at Barclay School, Stevenage, 21 February 1991.
Yorkshireman Moore's move to Hertfordshire and the formation of the Foundation in 1977. Lists the purpose of the Foundation (to advance the education of the public by the promotion of their appreciation of the fine arts and in particular the works of Henry Moore") the way in which this is achieved and the categories of financial support provided for different enterprises. Lists the Trustees and staff of the Foundation and the activities in Leeds. Outlines the art collection and the exhibition programme and the organisation of exhibitions around the world. The curatorial and publishing programme is described. Funding and donations are explained under the headings of Exhibitions Fellowships Scholarships and Bursaries Research Museum Acquisitions Public Sculpture Conservation Capital Projects Local support. Plans for the future development of the Perry Green estate are described."
Yorkshireman Moore's move to Hertfordshire and the formation of the Foundation in 1977. Lists the purpose of the Foundation (to advance the education of the public by the promotion of their appreciation of the fine arts and in particular the works of Henry Moore") the way in which this is achieved and the categories of financial support provided for different enterprises. Lists the Trustees and staff of the Foundation and the activities in Leeds. Outlines the art collection and the exhibition programme and the organisation of exhibitions around the world. The curatorial and publishing programme is described. Funding and donations are explained under the headings of Exhibitions Fellowships Scholarships and Bursaries Research Museum Acquisitions Public Sculpture Conservation Capital Projects Local support. Plans for the future development of the Perry Green estate are described."
0004472
Author/Editor: MITCHINSON David.
Publisher: Pozzo
Place Published: Turin
Year: 1971
Date & Collation: xvipp.212 plates.Introduction by Ezio GRIBAUDO.Text in Italian.
Description: Italian edition, with the text by David Mitchinson translated by Mercedes Viale FERRERO. The captions to the drawings are in English. De luxe edition included Four Sculpture Motives, 1971 etching and aquatint.
For annotation see 0004471. For Abrams edition see 0004473. For Japanese edition see 0004474.
For annotation see 0004471. For Abrams edition see 0004473. For Japanese edition see 0004474.
0004471
Author/Editor: MITCHINSON David.
Publisher: Pozzo
Place Published: Turin
Year: 1971
Date & Collation: xvipp.212 plates.Introduction by Ezio GRIBAUDO.
Description: The introduction describes briefly a visit by Gribaudo to Much Hadham, and the agreement to produce this "private journal of the artist's ideas and inspirations". David Mitchinson describes the artist's early influences and method of using his notebooks during the 1920s. The first fifty plates are from this period followed by pages from the Underground Relief Sketchbook: the first book devoted entirely to drawing for sculpture in 1928. The next 100 plates are from the 1930s and include Ideas for Sculpture Transformation drawings Square Forms Surrealist abstract compositions: some as initial ideas for finished drawings as well as sculptures. The War Sketches have deliberately been left out of this volume due to their number and the fact that they have been illustrated properly elsewhere. None of the Sketchbooks of the immediate post-war years seem to have survived intact as individual pages were taken out to meet the demand of exhibitions and were later sold.
The last 50 or so plates depict Mother and Child theme Helmet Heads Standing Figures Seated Figures Reclining Figure theme. After 1950 Moore became completely involved with sculpture and did little drawing the sketches that do exist being on sheets of paper rather than in sketchbooks and are ideas for prints rather than sculptures.
For Abrams edition see 0004473. For Italian edition see 0004472. For Japanese edition see 0004474."
The last 50 or so plates depict Mother and Child theme Helmet Heads Standing Figures Seated Figures Reclining Figure theme. After 1950 Moore became completely involved with sculpture and did little drawing the sketches that do exist being on sheets of paper rather than in sketchbooks and are ideas for prints rather than sculptures.
For Abrams edition see 0004473. For Italian edition see 0004472. For Japanese edition see 0004474."
0017729
Author/Editor: MITCHINSON David.
Publisher: Lund Humphries
Place Published: London
Year: 1998
Date & Collation: 360pp(323 illus).Biog.Bibliog.
Description: Henry Moore Centenary 1898-1998 publication.Introduction by David Mitchinson, Foreword by Alan Bowness, Contributions from ANDREWS Julian, BERTHOUD Roger, CARANDENTE Giovanni, CAREY Frances, CARO Anthony, COHEN David,COMPTON Susan, CORK Richard, CURTIS Penelope,EMONT-SCOTT Deborah, BENNET Anita Feldman, FRIEDMAN Terry, GELBURD Gail, HILLMAN Claire, KING Phillip, LICHTENSTERN Christa, LYNTON Norbert, MEADOWS Bernard, MURRAY Peter, PACKER William, READ John, RUDOLPH Reinhard, STALLABRASS Julian, SUMMERS Julie, WILKINSON Alan G.
7-9 Foreword, Acknowledgements, Using the Book.
10-66 MITCHINSON David. The Henry Moore Foundation's Collection.
(Organisation of exhibitions. Much Hadham Estate. History and outline description of the collection. Gifts to the Tate Gallery and Art Gallery of Ontario. Irina Moore. Staff. Trustees. Mary Moore's ownership claim. Building developments).
67-349 Selection of Works.
(Photographs, documentation, and descriptions of 278 drawings, sculptures, sketchbooks, prints, and one tapestry 1921-1984. Including Second Shelter Sketchbook and Coalmining Subjects Sketchbook. Texts by contributors listed above).
350-360 Exhibitions Since 1977. Bibliography. Contributors and Photographers. Index of Works.General Index.
Published in the USA in 1998 by California Academy of Sciences Scientific Publications, San Francisco.
Also sold by the Arts Guild book club (Swindon) for £44.
7-9 Foreword, Acknowledgements, Using the Book.
10-66 MITCHINSON David. The Henry Moore Foundation's Collection.
(Organisation of exhibitions. Much Hadham Estate. History and outline description of the collection. Gifts to the Tate Gallery and Art Gallery of Ontario. Irina Moore. Staff. Trustees. Mary Moore's ownership claim. Building developments).
67-349 Selection of Works.
(Photographs, documentation, and descriptions of 278 drawings, sculptures, sketchbooks, prints, and one tapestry 1921-1984. Including Second Shelter Sketchbook and Coalmining Subjects Sketchbook. Texts by contributors listed above).
350-360 Exhibitions Since 1977. Bibliography. Contributors and Photographers. Index of Works.General Index.
Published in the USA in 1998 by California Academy of Sciences Scientific Publications, San Francisco.
Also sold by the Arts Guild book club (Swindon) for £44.
0020903
Author/Editor: MITCHINSON David.
Publisher: Lund Humphries
Place Published: London
Year: 2006
Date & Collation: 360pp(323 illus).Biog.Bibliog.
Description: Paperback edition of book first published in 1998 (See 0017729) with minor revisions.
0021119
Author/Editor: MITCHINSON David.
Publisher: Lund Humphries
Place Published: Aldershot.
Year: 2007
Date & Collation: 224pp.illus.
Description: Book published to coinside with the opening of Hoglands to the public after two years of renovation. Densely illustrated with photographs, many of which previously unpublished, the book traces the development of the house, Moore's studio, Irina's garden and their art collection from the early 1940s to the late 1980s, placing the social history of the building within the broader context of Moore's life and work. Divided into essay style chapters: Pages 11-21 Introduction: Hoglands - a house, home and business - David MITCHINSON. Pages 23-29 History and Architecture - Michael PHIPPS. Pages 31-37 Life in Hoglands in the 1940s - Ann GARROLD. Pages 61-65 Some Home Memories - Mary MOORE. Pages 89-93 Visitors to Perry Green - Andrew CAUSEY. Pages 123-135 The Sculptor as Collector - Anita FELDMAN BENNET. Pages 155-161 Moore's Personal Archive - Martin DAVIS. Pages 179 - 181 Renovation - Michael PHIPPS.