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Publisher: Tate Gallery
Place Published: London
Year: 1973
Date & Collation: .102pp.Illus.Bibliog.Foreword by Norman REID.
Description: MELLY George. Jokes about modern art.
GLAVES-SMITH J.R. Cartoons and the popular image of modern art.
Both writers make brief mention of Henry Moore, and illustrations 74-81 (by Anton, Fougasse, Ffolkes and others) on pages 70-73 draw their inspiration from works by Moore. On the other hand the holes in Henry Moore's reclining figures provided the most long-lived and frequently exploited butt for ridicule in the entire history of modern art.""
GLAVES-SMITH J.R. Cartoons and the popular image of modern art.
Both writers make brief mention of Henry Moore, and illustrations 74-81 (by Anton, Fougasse, Ffolkes and others) on pages 70-73 draw their inspiration from works by Moore. On the other hand the holes in Henry Moore's reclining figures provided the most long-lived and frequently exploited butt for ridicule in the entire history of modern art.""