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0014974
The Non-Objective World.
Publisher: South Bank Centre
Place Published: London
Year: 1992
Date & Collation: .68pp.Illus.Glossary.Biog.Bibliog.Foreword by Joanna DREW, Ann JONES.Texts.
Description: Catalogue of exhibition at Kettle's Yard (Cambridge) 6 June-19 July 1992; Glynn Vivian Art Gallery (Swansea), 25 July-6 Sept 1992; Walker Art Gallery (Liverpool), 18 Sept -25 Oct 1992; Abbot Hall (Kendal) 31 Oct 1992-3 Jan 1993. 76 works by 34 artists.
Exhibits 49-50 (2 illus) Henry Moore: two sculptures 1937.
9-32 HAMMER Martin and LODDER Christina. The abstract Utopia.
(Quotes from Moore on all good art containing both abstract and surrealist elements).
35-37 HEATH Adrian. A Painter's View.
38-41 DEACON Richard. A Sculptor's View.
(I know no work by Henry Moore that does not come from a direct experience of a body")."
0011455
Henry Moore: sketch-models and working models.
Publisher: South Bank Centre
Place Published: London
Year: 1990
Date & Collation: .32pp(29 illus).Introduction by David SYLVESTER.Preface by Joanna DREW.
Description: 46 bronzes, mostly lent by the Henry Moore Foundation, on exhibition at Mead Gallery, University of Warwick Arts Centre (Coventry) 12 May-23 June 1990; Huddersfield Art Gallery (Huddersfield) 30 June-18 Aug 1990; Wrexham Library Arts Centre (Wrexham) 25 Aug-6 Oct 1990; Bristol Museum and Art Gallery (Bristol) 13 Oct-25 Nov 1990; Towner Art Gallery (Eastbourne) 1 Dec 1990-13 Jan 1991; Royal Albert Memorial Museum (Exeter) 19 Jan-2 March 1991; Smith Art Gallery (Stirling) 9 March-21 April 1991.
The Preface introduces the exhibition of tiny, hand-sized sculptures, and provides acknowledgements. The text by David Sylvester explains the process of working maquettes and enlarging, and provides a commentary on individual exhibits. This takes in mention of drawings, Natural forms, Reliefs, Holes and space, Divided Figures, Influences, and incorporates quotations from Moore's published texts.
0017748
Henry Moore in Perspective.
Publisher: South Bank Centre
Place Published: London
Year: 1998
Date & Collation: 8pp(10 illus).Bibliog.Text by Helen LUCKETT.
Description:

Exhibition guide to accompany a National Touring Exhibition organised by the Hayward Gallery for the Arts Council of England in association with the Henry Moore Foundation. 53 Sculptures 1930-1980 and 25 Prints 1931-1981. The introductory text incorporates published statements by Moore. 8 sculptures exhibited are illustrated, along with Family Group LH 269 (the smaller LH 259 was exhibited) and a photograph of Moore with the elephant skull in one of his studios, working on an etching.

Venues:
Wakefield: Yorkshire Sculpture Park 18 April-31 May 1998.
Nottingham: Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery 6 June-19 July 1998.
Bristol: City Museum, and Art Gallery 25 July-6 Sept 1998.
Newcastle: University Gallery, University of Northumbria 12 Sept-24 Oct 1998.
Brighton: Museum and Art Gallery 31 Oct-10 Jan 1999.
Mentions Henry Moore Centenary 1898-1998.

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0012789
Like the Face of the Moon.
Publisher: South Bank Centre
Place Published: London
Year: 1991
Date & Collation: .64pp.Illus.Bibliog.Foreword by Joanna DREW and Caroline COLLIER.Text by Brendan PRENDEVILLE.
Description: A South Bank touring exhibition concerned with objectivity in art" at Bolton Museum and Art Gallery (Bolton) 19 Jan-23 Feb 1991; Stoke-on-Trent City Museum and Art Gallery (Stoke-on-Trent) 2 March-21 April 1991; Glynn Vivian Art Gallery (Swansea) 8 June-21 July 1991.
Over 100 historical and modern works.
Exhibit(s) 83 Henry Moore: five Prints 1969-1970 from Elephant Skull album (See 0004721)."
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