Henry Moore Artwork Catalogue
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Publisher: Centre Georges Pompidou
Place Published: Paris
Year: 1988
Date & Collation: Videodisc.Illus.In French.
Description: Bibliothèque publique d'information...vidéodisque réalisé en 1988 comprend 50,000 images fixes sur les collections des musées de France et des pays étrangers, sur des dossiers regroupant des õuvres d'artistes, sur l'art graphique, sur les grands mouvements de peinture et sur l'histoire de la photographie. (Public library information service...videodisc made in 1988 comprising 50,000 fixed images on the collections of French museums and of foreign countries, on files grouping together artists' works of art, on graphic art, on the important artistic movements and on the history of photography).
Includes 128 Henry Moore images, 44772-44900, mostly sculpture, copyright Scala and U.N.E.S.C.O., and a text by François LUXEREAU, Henry Moore ou la passion des formes (See 0003118). Outline of Moore's work in Much Hadham, London and Glenkiln, and comments on his sculptural form and use of natural objects.
Includes 128 Henry Moore images, 44772-44900, mostly sculpture, copyright Scala and U.N.E.S.C.O., and a text by François LUXEREAU, Henry Moore ou la passion des formes (See 0003118). Outline of Moore's work in Much Hadham, London and Glenkiln, and comments on his sculptural form and use of natural objects.
0000107
Publisher: Centre Georges Pompidou
Place Published: Paris
Year: 1986
Date & Collation: (3 July-13 Oct).448pp.Illus.Biog.Bibliog.Texts.Manifestoes.Edited by Margit ROWELL.Text in French.
Description: 263 works by 95 artists.
150,151,425(3 illus) Henry Moore.
(Front and back views of the Moore exhibit: Reclining Figure, 1929 brown Hornton stone in the section Figuration archaîque et abstraction organique". Margit Rowell refers to the primitive influence on Moore and feels that when he progressively abandoned direct carving "his works lost that serene and timeless spirituality that animated them before").
Page 425 carries a photograph of Moore with biographical details and brief bibliography. For the German edition of this publication Skulptur im 20.Jahrhundert see 0000236."
150,151,425(3 illus) Henry Moore.
(Front and back views of the Moore exhibit: Reclining Figure, 1929 brown Hornton stone in the section Figuration archaîque et abstraction organique". Margit Rowell refers to the primitive influence on Moore and feels that when he progressively abandoned direct carving "his works lost that serene and timeless spirituality that animated them before").
Page 425 carries a photograph of Moore with biographical details and brief bibliography. For the German edition of this publication Skulptur im 20.Jahrhundert see 0000236."