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0022300
Publisher: Associated Editions
Place Published: Ireland
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 230pp.illus.
Description: Selected essays recounting and contextualising Trinity College's collection of modern and contemporary art, supported by fomer Professor of Genetics, George Dawson (1927-2004). Three Moore illus: Page 25 King and Queen 1952-53 bronze, (LH 350), incorrectly titled Two Seated Figures. Page 36 Seated Figures 1957 lithograph, (CGM 37), incorrectly titled Studies for Sculpture: Green Background 1959. Page 48 Reclining Connected Forms 1969 bronze, (LH 612).
0022161
Publisher: Editorial Ariel
Place Published: Barcelona
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 136pp.illus
Description: Spanish language book featuring Catalogue Raisonné of Argentinian sculptor Norma D'Ippolito. Extended essay text by Dr. Hugo Francisco Bauzá and Malena Babino, includes English translations. Reference to Moore throughout the text, with particular reference to Moore pages 93 and 96. Notes D'Ippolito's admiration of Moore and the influence of his sculptural work. No Moore illus.
0021735
Author/Editor: PETHERBRIDGE Deanna
Publisher: Yale University Press
Place Published: New Haven
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: x.521pp.illus.
Description: Tome on the theme of drawing. Moore content: one illus, page 101 shows Moore's Women Winding Wool 1949 drawing, (HMF 2530). Accompanying text states that at the time of this composition, Moore was influenced by George Seurat. Reference to Lewis Carroll's Alice through the Looking-Glass.
0022262
Publisher: Beaux Arts éditions for Musée Rodin
Place Published: Paris
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 50pp.illus.biography.
Description: French language souvenier book published to coinside with Musée Rodin exhibition of the same name, see 0021934. Photograph heavy, with accompanying text:
5 - Henry Moore, l'atelier; Avant-propos par Dominique VIÉVILLE
6 - Vers l'infiniment petit; Entretien avec Hélèlne PINET,Commissaire de l'exposition
13 - Henry Moore, l'humaniste et le naturaliste; par Paul-Louis RINUY
16 - Oeuvre clé : les ''Mères à l'enfant; par Jean-Baptiste CHANTOISEAU
18 - Pratiques de sculpteur; par Thierry DUFRÊNE
28 - Oeuvre clé : ''l'Arche''; par Maire-Laure DELAPORTE
30 - Portfolio : transformations et détournements
39 - Les dessins des abris; par Itzhak GOLDBERG
45 - La Fondation Henry Moore; par Thomas SCHLESSER
48 - Repères biographiques.
0022132
Author/Editor: GAYFORD Martin
Publisher: Thames & Hudson
Place Published: London
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 248pp.illus.bibliography.index
Description: Memoir by art critic Martin Gayford, based on diaries kept whilst he sat for Lucian Freud. Page 79, Freud recalls an undated visit to Moore at Perry Green; distainfully describes Moore working on a series of drawings: I'd hate the idea of turning out artwork like that". No Moore illus."
0022166
Author/Editor: JONES Stanley
Publisher: A & C Black
Place Published: London
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 160pp.illus.index
Description: Part autobiography part story of the Curwen Studio. Examines, with techinical detail, the working relationship of many artists, including Henry Moore. Mention of Moore throughout, with particular reference pages 96-99, 115-118. Jones provides a wealth of unique knowledge of the working processes of Moore in both the Gildmore Studio at Perry Green and in the Curwen Studio; on visits to the Curwen Studio he was not averse to searching under the presses for the other artists' images and transforming their failures into his successes. Three Moore illus:
Page 96 Seventeen Reclining Figures with Architectural Background 1963 lithograph, (CGM 47)
Page 97 Eight Reclining Figure 1958 lithograph, (CGM 40)
Page 98 Six Stones 1973 lithograph, (CGM 300).
Page 116 Mention of Madame Fifi l'Eall visit to Moore at Perry Green to discuss publishing his graphic work.
0022209
Publisher: Dennis
Place Published: London
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 624pp.illus.
Description: Dictionary style reference book of slang terminology from the writers of the comic Viz. Page 276 features entry on Henry Moore: two derogitory explanations equate Henry Moore as piles of shit in public places. No Moore illus.
0022202
Author/Editor: HASLAM Nicholas
Publisher: Vintage Books Ltd
Place Published: London
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 350pp.illus.index
Description: Autobiography from interior designer, columnist and socialite Nicky Haslam. Notes well-heeled connections to Society, including the art world. Reference to Haslam's one-time partner, art dealer Cavan O'Brien, see page 266. Text notes that O'Brien was dealing for Henry Moore. No Moore illus.
0022741
Author/Editor: WILCOX Denys J.
Publisher: Sansom & Company
Place Published: Bristol
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 160pp.Illus.Appendix.Endnotes.Chronology.Bibliography.Index.
Description: Study of Rupert Lee's life and work. 96-97 In 1929 Lee worked on an ambitious sculpture exhibition to be staged on the roof gardens of Selfridge & Co. in Oxford Street, during summer 1930. He wanted to recruit more sculptors to the 'London Group', including Moore who had started to experiment with concrete, his monumental style and drawing on Far Eastern and African stylised distortions. Epstein, Frank Dobson, Maurice Lambert, Barbara Hepworth. Moore's carvings were singled out for particular derision". Post-war resurgence of open-air sculpture spearheaded by Moore and Hepworth. 110-111 Roland Penrose and Herbert Read were planning a possible international Surrealist exhibition in 1936. The first meetings took place at Penrose's home including Read Nash Moore Hugh Sykes Davies.115 passing reference to Moore as part of the English Surrealists who issued their own bulletin in September 1936 by Zwemmer."
0022752
Author/Editor: BÖHMER Bernhard A., NACHLASS Sein. Edited by HOFFMANN Meike
Publisher: Akademie Velag
Place Published: Berlin
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 488pp.Illus.Catalogue.Appendix.Text in German.
Description: Schriften Der Forschungsstelle Entartete Kunst (the writings of the degenerate art research centre?). 163 reference to Moore in 2004. Figure in transition. Painting graphic and plastic of the early 20 Jahunderts Rostock Cultural History Museum". Moore's Skizze für eine steingruppe: 7 Figuren (Sketch for a rock group: 7 figures); Umberto Boccioni."
0021824
Author/Editor: HESLEWOOD Juliet
Publisher: ArtBooks Publishing Corp.
Place Published: Korea
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 96pp.Illus.Index
Description: Korean language version of 0021424. Forty portraits of artist's mothers, each with, loosely biographical, accompanying text. Two Moore illus: page 152 shows The Artist's Mother 1927 drawing, (HMF 488), page 155 shows biographical photo of Moore's mother, Mary Moore (née Baker) c.1908.
0021795
Author/Editor: GOLDMAN Judith
Publisher: Acquavella Galleries
Place Published: New York
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 288pp.illus.
Description: Book published to accompany exhibition of the same name, 13 April-27 May 2010. Although no Moore works are included in the selection, there is reference to Scull once owning Moore work, page 19, in the section Abstract Expressionism" of essay by Goldman."
0021938
Author/Editor: CLARK Kenneth.
Publisher: Folio Society
Place Published: London
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: xvi,336pp.Illus.Bibliog.
Description: Edition of work first published 1956: see 0007442 for annotation.
0021966
Author/Editor: TADDEÏ Frédéric & Marie-Isabelle
Publisher: Editions du Chêne
Place Published: France
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 320pp.illus
Description: French language only. Highly illustrated book to accompany French television series of the same name. Page 248-249 features text and illustration of Moore's King and Queen 1952-53 bronze, (LH 350). See also 0021842.
0021967
Author/Editor: THOMAS Karin
Publisher: Dumont Buchverlag
Place Published: Köln
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 464pp.illus.bibliography.index
Description: German language art theory book. Features mentions of Moore throughout with main focus pages 285-289. One Moore illus shows Reclining Figure 1945-46 elm wood, (LH 263).
0021985
Publisher: Wallstein Verlag
Place Published: Germany
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 190pp.illus.
Description: German language book of essays on the collection of Bernhard Sprengel at the Sprengel Museum, Hannover. One Moore illus: Page 106 Upright Motive No.1: Glenkiln Cross 1955-56 bronze, (LH 377). Essay text by Dieter RONTE to accompany.
0022009
Author/Editor: VAN STIPRIAAN René
Publisher: Athenaeum-Polak & Van Gennep
Place Published: Amsterdam
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 336pp.illus.biography.bibliography
Description: Dutch langugage book. Collection of text by individual artists. Page 243-244 London Blitz: sterke beelden uit de schuilkelders - Londen, Najaar 1940-Voorjaar 1941, Door een Engels beeldhouwer, Henry Moore. No Moore illus. Bibliography lists Alan Wilkinson's Writings and Conversations. Briefest of biographies.
0021976
Publisher: Wilhelm Fink Verlag
Place Published: Munich
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 231pp.illus
Description: German text book. Collection of essays. Features one Moore illus: Woman Holding Cat 1949 collograph, (CGM 10) within essay >Bons à tirer< - Der Drucker als Imageproblem der Orignalgrafik by Franziska UHLIG.
0021988
Publisher: J.Paul Getty Trust
Place Published: California
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: xxii.266pp.illus.index.bibliography.
Description: Book, providing details of the periodic work carried out on the sculpture collection as part of the Trust's conservation programme, acting as technical guide. Contributions from Brian CONSIDINE, Julie WOLFE, Katrina POSNER and Michel BOUCHARD. Highly illustrated with numerous full and detailed images of conservation work on bronze Moore sculptures in the collection. Page xvii includes details for three bronze works, including weight and dimensions as well as Treatment Summary. Page 11 shows image of Working Model for Three Piece No.3: Vertebrae 1968 bronze, (LH 579) at Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas. Page 49 shows student sitting on Moore's Ovals with Points 1968-70 bronze, (LH 596) at Princeton University. Page 57 provides table showing results of scientific investigation into Qualitative alloy composition of the sculptures, as determined by XRF analyses. Page 69 provides table showing results of scientific investigation into Coatings, fillers and paints on the sculptures, as determined by XRF, XRD, RM, EDS, Py-GC-MS. Pages 79-80 provide in-depth analysis of investigations into the lacquer used on Bronze Form, including close-up photographs of degradation of the patina. Pages 165-166 provides detailed study on the history of the cast of Bronze Form previously owned by Ray Stark. Page 191 illustrates the underside of Bronze Form during installation, showing water drainage holes in the baseplate.
0021984
Publisher: Ernst Klett Verlag
Place Published: Stuttgart
Year: 2010
Description: Third edition of German language school textbook for advanced level students. Features one Moore illus: Page 137 Girl 1931 Ancaster stone, (LH 109) within section Kunst in der Revolution - die Zwischenkriegzeit (1919-1939). Brief mention of Moore within the text.
0022008
Author/Editor: LORENZ Ulrike
Publisher: Kunsthalle Mannheim
Place Published: Mannheim
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 128pp.illus
Description: Dual language book on past present future" of Kunsthalle Mannheim. Illustrations highlight works from the collection including pages 31 and 96 Moore's Warrior with Shield 1953-54 bronze (LH 360) on original wooden studio pedestal. Gustav Seitz's sculpture Geschlagener Catcher 1963-66 pages 42 and 90 makes an interesting indirect comparison to Moore's sculpture.
0021969
Publisher: Parragon
Place Published: Bath
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 704pp.illus
Description: German language book. Chronological coffee-table style history of art guide. Features one Moore illus: Page 467 King and Queen 1952-53 bronze, (LH 350). Brief accompanying text.
0021920
Author/Editor: edited by FARTHING Stephen
Publisher: Thames & Hudson
Place Published: London
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 576pp.illus.glossary.index.Foreword by Richard CORK
Description: Art history book with over 40 contributing authors. Highly illustrated with whole and part-images of selected works within each chronological section. One Moore illus:
Page 446 shows Reclining Figure 1938 lead, (LH 192). Accompanying text, pages 445-446 within Modernist Sculpture section, written by Carol KING, says nothing new about Moore or his sculpture.
Brief mention, page 246, within section which shows close examination of an 18th Century reliquary figure from the Polynesian island of Rurutu, presented to the London Missionary Society (LMS) in 1821.
0021915
Author/Editor: LIDDLE Peter
Publisher: Pen & Sword Books Ltd
Place Published: Barnsley
Year: 2010
Date & Collation: 313pp.illus.index
Description: Book of collected memories from recroded interviews. Henry Moore text from interview conducted by Liddle in May 1980, see 0016529. Text refers to Moore's experiences in the First World War which involved being gassed in 1917 in the aftermath of the Cambrai battle and then of bayonet instructing on the domestic front.
Early life in Castleford. Article on Michelangelo in Arthur Mee's Children's Encyclopedia to which the family subscribed in fortnightly parts. Mentions Zepplin over Castleford, Alice Gostick, early teaching experience before going to war. Enrolled voluntarily at the age of eighteen in Civil Service Rifles (compulsory call-up would have been in Yorkshire Light Infantry). First visit to London, and youngest in Regiment. In trenches at Cambrai 1917, after training on Wimbledon Common. Moore as a Lewis gunner. Gassed by lifting uncomfortable gas mask to see if the air was clear. I meant to do the best I could to win a medal...it was an adventure I enjoyed it all". Hospitalised in Wales Moore was drawing whenever he could. Picked as Physical Training instructor at Aldershot specialising in bayonet instruction. Armistice celebration in London although returned to France prior to demobilisation in March or April 1919.
Inscribed in manuscript "One of two recordings made with Peter Liddle". (It is believed that the original 1979 recording was inaudible so that the interview was conducted again in 1980).
For transcript of 1979 tape see 0018679. Book also features illus of Moore in army uniform c.1917."
Early life in Castleford. Article on Michelangelo in Arthur Mee's Children's Encyclopedia to which the family subscribed in fortnightly parts. Mentions Zepplin over Castleford, Alice Gostick, early teaching experience before going to war. Enrolled voluntarily at the age of eighteen in Civil Service Rifles (compulsory call-up would have been in Yorkshire Light Infantry). First visit to London, and youngest in Regiment. In trenches at Cambrai 1917, after training on Wimbledon Common. Moore as a Lewis gunner. Gassed by lifting uncomfortable gas mask to see if the air was clear. I meant to do the best I could to win a medal...it was an adventure I enjoyed it all". Hospitalised in Wales Moore was drawing whenever he could. Picked as Physical Training instructor at Aldershot specialising in bayonet instruction. Armistice celebration in London although returned to France prior to demobilisation in March or April 1919.
Inscribed in manuscript "One of two recordings made with Peter Liddle". (It is believed that the original 1979 recording was inaudible so that the interview was conducted again in 1980).
For transcript of 1979 tape see 0018679. Book also features illus of Moore in army uniform c.1917."