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0000734
Publisher: Beyeler
Place Published: Basle
Year: 1984
Date & Collation: (June-Aug).70pp.Illus.Introduction by Margit WEINBERG-STABER in English and German.
Description: 101 exhibits by 38 artists.
46-47,64(2 illus) Henry Moore: four Drawings 1980.
Two full-page colour plates, plus a list of the drawings.
46-47,64(2 illus) Henry Moore: four Drawings 1980.
Two full-page colour plates, plus a list of the drawings.
0005380
Publisher: Beyeler
Place Published: Basle
Year: 1967
Date & Collation: (June-Sept).100pp.Illus.Poems and brief texts in French.
Description: 54 works by 28 artists.
88-89(1 illus) Henry Moore: Seated Woman, 1957 bronze.
88-89(1 illus) Henry Moore: Seated Woman, 1957 bronze.
0001494
Publisher: Beyeler
Place Published: Basle
Year: 1982
Date & Collation: (Feb-April).89pp.Illus.Preface in English, French and German.
Description: 106 works by 51 artists.
65-67,85(3 illus) Henry Moore. one Bronze 1969; two Drawings 1981.
65-67,85(3 illus) Henry Moore. one Bronze 1969; two Drawings 1981.
0001488
Publisher: Beyeler
Place Published: Basle
Year: 1982
Date & Collation: (Oct-Nov).46pp(33 illus).Biog.Preface by Ernst BEYELER.Introduction by Vera RUSSELL.
Description: 26 Sculptures 1972-1982; 66 Drawings 1972-1982. One of the colour illustrations is David Hockney's Photo-portrait of Henry Moore July 1982 produced especially for the exhibition. Vera Russell's text incorporates statements from interviews with Moore after noting the importance of his Yorkshire origins. Includes quotes from Moore on Mexican sculpture, the process of carving, Michelangelo's Rondanini Pietà, Cézanne, Grünewald, Masaccio, Pisano. Moore recalls his first visit to Greece, importance of Heads as opposed to portraits in his sculpture, and a visit to Picasso's studio in Paris at the time of the Spanish Civil War. In closing Vera Russell writes of Moore's life style at Much Hadham, and his generosity in gifts, and the establishment of his Foundation.
0004272
Publisher: Beyeler
Place Published: Basle
Year: 1972
Date & Collation: (Sept-Oct).84pp.Illus.Poems and brief texts.
Description: Exhibition on the theme of Venus, in astrology, astronomy, mythology, etc. 100 works by 53 artists.
30(1 illus) Henry Moore: Standing Figure No. 4, 1952 bronze.
30(1 illus) Henry Moore: Standing Figure No. 4, 1952 bronze.
0004279
Publisher: Beyeler
Place Published: Basle
Year: 1972
Date & Collation: (March-April).58pp.Illus.Text by Reinhold HOHL.
Description: 36 works by 21 artists.
42-43(1 illus) Henry Moore: Oval with Points, 1968-1970 bronze.
42-43(1 illus) Henry Moore: Oval with Points, 1968-1970 bronze.
0004704
Publisher: Beyeler
Place Published: Basle
Year: 1970
Date & Collation: (May-June).26pp(13 illus).Statements by Henry MOORE from conversations with Vera LINDSAY.
Description: 15 Bronzes 1939-1969. Statements cover human figure, surface tension, the vision behind the work, etc. See also 0004703.
0006875
Publisher: Beyeler
Place Published: Basle
Year: 1960
Date & Collation: c.1960.112pp.Illus.Statements.Poems.Text in French.
Description: 83 works by 40 artists.
Exhibit 57 Henry Moore: one drawing.
Exhibit 57 Henry Moore: one drawing.
0004900
Publisher: Beyeler
Place Published: Basle
Year: 1969
Date & Collation: (Jan-March).60pp.Illus.Artists' statements.
Description: 70 works by 27 artists.
30-32,55-56(2 illus) Henry Moore: seven Drawings 1924-1966, with an extract on drawing from Moore's published texts.
30-32,55-56(2 illus) Henry Moore: seven Drawings 1924-1966, with an extract on drawing from Moore's published texts.
0000220
Publisher: Beyeler
Place Published: Basle
Year: 1986
Date & Collation: (8 Feb-19 April).68pp.Illus.Artists' statements.Preface in English.
Description: Works from the collection of Richard K. Weil, supplemented by items from the collection of Max Pellequer, and from other collections. 63 works by 25 artists.
28(1 illus) Henry Moore:
Seated Torso, 1954 bronze. No provenance given.
28(1 illus) Henry Moore:
Seated Torso, 1954 bronze. No provenance given.
0004265
Publisher: Beyeler
Place Published: Basle
Year: 1972
Date & Collation: .96 illus.Bibliog.Text by Christina KOERFER.Statements.Poems.Texts in German.
Description: 78,95(1 illus) Henry Moore: Pointed Torso, 1969 bronze.
0004703
Publisher: Beyeler
Place Published: Basel
Year: 1970
Date & Collation: (May-June).86pp(49 illus).Biog.Statements by Henry MOORE (from conversations with Vera LINDSAY).Text by Alan WILKINSON.
Description: 98 Drawings 1922-1961 and two Textile prints 1947. The exhibition was in five sections, each introduced by Wilkinson, and incorporating some published statements by Moore.
Life Drawings; Drawings for Sculpture; Shelter Drawings; Coal Mine Drawings; Pictorial Drawings and Drawings for Sculpture in Settings. The introductions stress the importance of the female nude in Moore's work, both as pure drawings and as studies for sculpture. The early drawings possess strength and monumentality and have that aloofness and grandeur which characterize many of his greatest carvings". Moore's drawings up to the war presented a rapid means of expression in comparison to the process of carving. Organic forms provided an additional point of departure with the human figure. The impact of the war-time environment is expressed and produced the new element of drapery in Moore's work. The darkness in the Coal Mine Drawings is related to blackness in the works of Rembrandt and Seurat. Figures in Settings and the use of colour contributed to the main objective of showing three-dimensional form.
Brief selections from the 17 statements by Moore:Renaissance painters are as much sculptors as they are painters."I could get into such a state that this room would have so many forms in it that each one could be a new sculpture."The first year of the shelter drawings was for me a very exciting and unique period..."I have always been interested in what is happening in the world and felt that one should have a part in it however small that part might be."I don't think the artist completely creates the demand or completely fulfills a demand. I think there is an interplay between him and the public..."
Moore also speaks of the impact on him of Cézanne Michelangelo Grünewald and Masaccio. See also 0004704.
This exhibition and catalogue seem to have travelled 1970-1971 to Baukunst-Galerie (Cologne) and Galeria Toninelli (Rome). See also 00010797."
Life Drawings; Drawings for Sculpture; Shelter Drawings; Coal Mine Drawings; Pictorial Drawings and Drawings for Sculpture in Settings. The introductions stress the importance of the female nude in Moore's work, both as pure drawings and as studies for sculpture. The early drawings possess strength and monumentality and have that aloofness and grandeur which characterize many of his greatest carvings". Moore's drawings up to the war presented a rapid means of expression in comparison to the process of carving. Organic forms provided an additional point of departure with the human figure. The impact of the war-time environment is expressed and produced the new element of drapery in Moore's work. The darkness in the Coal Mine Drawings is related to blackness in the works of Rembrandt and Seurat. Figures in Settings and the use of colour contributed to the main objective of showing three-dimensional form.
Brief selections from the 17 statements by Moore:Renaissance painters are as much sculptors as they are painters."I could get into such a state that this room would have so many forms in it that each one could be a new sculpture."The first year of the shelter drawings was for me a very exciting and unique period..."I have always been interested in what is happening in the world and felt that one should have a part in it however small that part might be."I don't think the artist completely creates the demand or completely fulfills a demand. I think there is an interplay between him and the public..."
Moore also speaks of the impact on him of Cézanne Michelangelo Grünewald and Masaccio. See also 0004704.
This exhibition and catalogue seem to have travelled 1970-1971 to Baukunst-Galerie (Cologne) and Galeria Toninelli (Rome). See also 00010797."