Henry Moore Artwork Catalogue
Henry Moore Intime.(An Intimate View of Henry Moore).
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Bonheur Henry Moore.
(The Happiness of Moore. Sense of harmony surrounding Moore's work. Creative process apparent upon entering his home, Natural objects. Influences. Importance of drawing).
Le Laboratoire d'une Vie: les dessins.
(The Laboratory of a Life: the drawings. Importance to Moore of drawing, which remained vital to his overall function as an artist, even after his transition to maquettes. Quotes Moore at some length. The period 1921-1940; Moore's drawings after 1940; Drawing as a Quest).
Une Iliade Moderne.
(A Modern Iliad. Humanity in its spatial context. Sections on Primitive Art, The Role of Nature, The Evolution of a theme (reclining figure), Other themes, Modern mythology, Texts by Moore).
Les Tapisseries.
(The Tapestries. Transcription by West Dean College of his sketches into a different medium. Describes the works commissioned by Mary Moore).
Moore et la France.
(Moore and France. Moore's love of France and French artists. First visit to Paris. Sections on Cézanne (Bathers), Rodin, Exhibitions in France, Statements by Moore on French artists).
La Galerie Sculpture.
(The Sculpture gallery. Description of the exhibition recreating Moore's home).
Elements de la Vie de Moore.
(Elements of Moore's Life. Three-page chronology).
Bibliographie.
(Bibliography. One-page listing of 46 publications).
Expositions Personnelles.
(One-Man Exhibitions. One page listing of about 50 exhibitions 1928-1992).
Bib. Number0014956
Henry Moore Intime.(An Intimate View of Henry Moore).
Author/EditorTRIMM Timothée.
PublisherEditions du Regard
Place PublishedParis
Year1992
Date & Collation.160pp(168 illus).Biog.Bibliog.Text in French.
LanguageFrench
More InformationPublished with Didier Imbert Fine Arts. Book of Didier Imbert exhibition 3 April-24 July 1992, afterwards touring Japan (See 0014955).Bonheur Henry Moore.
(The Happiness of Moore. Sense of harmony surrounding Moore's work. Creative process apparent upon entering his home, Natural objects. Influences. Importance of drawing).
Le Laboratoire d'une Vie: les dessins.
(The Laboratory of a Life: the drawings. Importance to Moore of drawing, which remained vital to his overall function as an artist, even after his transition to maquettes. Quotes Moore at some length. The period 1921-1940; Moore's drawings after 1940; Drawing as a Quest).
Une Iliade Moderne.
(A Modern Iliad. Humanity in its spatial context. Sections on Primitive Art, The Role of Nature, The Evolution of a theme (reclining figure), Other themes, Modern mythology, Texts by Moore).
Les Tapisseries.
(The Tapestries. Transcription by West Dean College of his sketches into a different medium. Describes the works commissioned by Mary Moore).
Moore et la France.
(Moore and France. Moore's love of France and French artists. First visit to Paris. Sections on Cézanne (Bathers), Rodin, Exhibitions in France, Statements by Moore on French artists).
La Galerie Sculpture.
(The Sculpture gallery. Description of the exhibition recreating Moore's home).
Elements de la Vie de Moore.
(Elements of Moore's Life. Three-page chronology).
Bibliographie.
(Bibliography. One-page listing of 46 publications).
Expositions Personnelles.
(One-Man Exhibitions. One page listing of about 50 exhibitions 1928-1992).