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Author/Editor: edited by BOWNESS Alan
Publisher: Lund Humphries
Place Published: London
Year: 1988
Date & Collation: 203pp(317 illus).Biog.Bibliog.
Description: Dust jacket title: Henry Moore, Volume 6: Complete Sculpture 1981-86.
7-8 BOWNESS Alan. Introduction.
(Outlines the 135 works documented which date between 1980 and 1985, together with a selection of works made during this time but conceived during the previous decade. "Titles should not be taken too seriously. Moore's is a very unliterary art". Moore was able to feel that he had completed his life's work although a sadness is seen in his last years. "Moore's sculpture always centered on a very limited number of subjects to which he returned again and again with new formal innovation. His art is one of durability permanence: a statement about the eternal relationship of man to man and of man to the natural environment in which we live. Fundamental is the image of woman as regenerator providing the continuity of human existence").
9 Biographical Summary 1980-86.
11-14 Major Exhibitions 1980-86.
15-21 Public Collections
(A list of museums municipalities and institutions that own sculptures by Henry Moore).
23-25 Short Bibliography 1980-86.
27-32 Addenda to Catalogues 1964-73 and 1974-80.
33-61 Catalogue 1980-86; preface by Alan BOWNESS.
(Items 783-919).
63-96 Addendum to Plates: Volumes 4 & 5.
97-203 Plates.
7-8 BOWNESS Alan. Introduction.
(Outlines the 135 works documented which date between 1980 and 1985, together with a selection of works made during this time but conceived during the previous decade. "Titles should not be taken too seriously. Moore's is a very unliterary art". Moore was able to feel that he had completed his life's work although a sadness is seen in his last years. "Moore's sculpture always centered on a very limited number of subjects to which he returned again and again with new formal innovation. His art is one of durability permanence: a statement about the eternal relationship of man to man and of man to the natural environment in which we live. Fundamental is the image of woman as regenerator providing the continuity of human existence").
9 Biographical Summary 1980-86.
11-14 Major Exhibitions 1980-86.
15-21 Public Collections
(A list of museums municipalities and institutions that own sculptures by Henry Moore).
23-25 Short Bibliography 1980-86.
27-32 Addenda to Catalogues 1964-73 and 1974-80.
33-61 Catalogue 1980-86; preface by Alan BOWNESS.
(Items 783-919).
63-96 Addendum to Plates: Volumes 4 & 5.
97-203 Plates.