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0003971
Publisher: Listener
Place Published: London
Year: 1974
Date & Collation: (24 Jan) 103-105(4 illus).
Description: B.B.C. journal article on Henry Moore, using statements from two B.B.C.2 films: The Language of Sculpture (See 0004215), and Henry Moore at Home (See 0004214), written and produced by John Read. Topics covered include the sense of form connected with the Human figure, tradition, drawings of Sheep, the Elephant Skull, sculpture and drawing, Moore's own possessions. Finally some of Moore's own sculpture and maquettes are discussed, touching on the inter-reactions between plaster and bronzes.
0003962
Author/Editor: MARKHAM Michael.
Publisher: Hertfordshire Countryside
Place Published: Hitchin
Year: 1974
Date & Collation: (May)..(8 illus).
Description: Describes bombing near Hampstead studio which persuaded the Moores to return to stay with friends in Perry Green and eventually rent and then buy Hoglands. The gradual conversion of outbuildings into studios took place and gave Moore space for his subsequent exhibitions and commissions. The landscape settings were ideal for Moore's work in the Open Air, and a local farmer is allowed to graze his sheep on part of the property. The inspiration for much of the work came from natural forms, through drawings and more recently maquettes.