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0010780
Publisher: Platt Hall
Place Published: Manchester
Year: 1929
Date & Collation: ..pp.Illus.Introduction by S.D.CLEVELAND.
Description: Introduction, dated December 1928, explains that the catalogue has been compiled with the object of assisting borrowers in the selection of items for loan, which may be seen at Platt Hall. The scheme owes its inception to Charles Lambert Rutherston who presented works to the Manchester Art Gallery in 1925. He died in 1927, but the collection was developed by Mrs. Rutherston and Miss Rutherston and others.
Items 584-585 Henry Moore: two carvings.
Head (Head of a Girl, 1922 wood) and Woman (Standing Woman, 1923 walnut wood).
Items 584-585 Henry Moore: two carvings.
Head (Head of a Girl, 1922 wood) and Woman (Standing Woman, 1923 walnut wood).
0009427
Author/Editor: Manchester City Art Gallery.
Publisher: Manchester City Art Gallery
Place Published: Manchester
Year: 1929
Date & Collation: c.1929. 34pp.37 plates.
Description: 21,26,27 Henry Moore.
Records the gift by Mrs. and Miss Rutherston of Head of a Girl, 1922 wood; and the loan by Henry Lamb through the Contemporary Art Society to the Rutherston Loan Scheme of Mother and Child, 1924-1925 Hornton stone.
Records the gift by Mrs. and Miss Rutherston of Head of a Girl, 1922 wood; and the loan by Henry Lamb through the Contemporary Art Society to the Rutherston Loan Scheme of Mother and Child, 1924-1925 Hornton stone.