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0020851
Author/Editor: FINN, David.
Publisher: Millwood Publishing
Place Published: New York
Year: 1998
Date & Collation: 108pp.Index.Illus.
Description: Observations about human behaviour and motivations joined with Finn's photographs of sculpture. Includes four images of Moore's work and one quote:
It is natural to want to achieve recognition for our accomplishments. But too often we seek accolades for ourselves rather then for the work we have done. Rabbi Ben Azzai's wise counsel urges us to resist the temptation to seek honors that feed our ego. Humility is a far more admirable characteristic then hubris"."
It is natural to want to achieve recognition for our accomplishments. But too often we seek accolades for ourselves rather then for the work we have done. Rabbi Ben Azzai's wise counsel urges us to resist the temptation to seek honors that feed our ego. Humility is a far more admirable characteristic then hubris"."
0020811
Author/Editor: FINN, David.
Publisher: Millwood Publishing
Place Published: New York
Year: 1998
Date & Collation: 246pp.Index.162 B&W Illus.
Description: An autobiographical account of fifty years in a major public relations firm, Ruder & Finn. Henry Moore is discussed in the following sections:
P.99 on Finn's involvement in acquiring Moore's Reclining Figure, 1963-65 bronze (LH 519) for the Lincoln Center for Performing Art.
p.130 on publishing and providing the photographs for the first book writen on Heinrich Brabender, with text from Paul Pieper, the director of the Munster Museum, and an introduction by Moore. Moore also provided a complete lithograph edition to help finance the book.
p.136 in relation to the Pritzker Architectural Prize, Averell Harriman, Arden House and Columbia University, the Hakone Open Air Museum and Nobutaka Shikanai.
P.99 on Finn's involvement in acquiring Moore's Reclining Figure, 1963-65 bronze (LH 519) for the Lincoln Center for Performing Art.
p.130 on publishing and providing the photographs for the first book writen on Heinrich Brabender, with text from Paul Pieper, the director of the Munster Museum, and an introduction by Moore. Moore also provided a complete lithograph edition to help finance the book.
p.136 in relation to the Pritzker Architectural Prize, Averell Harriman, Arden House and Columbia University, the Hakone Open Air Museum and Nobutaka Shikanai.