Henry Moore Artwork Catalogue
Arts in Society; edited by Paul BARKER.
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61-66 BANHAM Reyner. Representations in protest.
(1969 text seeing American design as a salutary corrective and constant reproach to the sloppy provincialism and Moore-ish yokelry of British sculpture").
237-240 BANHAM Reyner. On a distant prospect.
(1967 text on Fylingdales praising the power of the dishes "No such authority subsists in most works of art...like Henry Moore sculptures. Dragged out of the art gallery...they exist only at the whim...of one man")."
Bib. Number0003003
Arts in Society; edited by Paul BARKER.
PublisherFontana Collins
Place PublishedLondon
Year1977
Date & Collation288pp.
LanguageEnglish
More InformationFontana Communication Series. Introduction by Paul Barker, followed by selection of texts from New Society magazine.61-66 BANHAM Reyner. Representations in protest.
(1969 text seeing American design as a salutary corrective and constant reproach to the sloppy provincialism and Moore-ish yokelry of British sculpture").
237-240 BANHAM Reyner. On a distant prospect.
(1967 text on Fylingdales praising the power of the dishes "No such authority subsists in most works of art...like Henry Moore sculptures. Dragged out of the art gallery...they exist only at the whim...of one man")."