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Celebrating Moore
Celebrating Moore is the biggest single volume to be produced on the artist’s oeuvre, reproducing in full colour over 300 of his most important works.
Henry Moore: Drawings & Sculpture
Catalogue for the exhibition Henry Moore: Drawings & Sculpture at Osborne Samuel Gallery 22 May – 27 June 2015.
The Life of Henry Moore
Henry Moore’s rise from Yorkshire miner’s son to international acclaim as the twentieth century’s greatest sculptor is one of the most remarkable stories in British art.
London’s War: The Shelter Drawings of Henry Moore
Early in the Second World War, Henry Moore had to give up working on sculpture when his Hampstead studio was bombed. Instead he concentrated on drawing, creating a monumental series of works showing the plight of people sheltering in the London Underground.
Henry Moore: Prints & Portfolios
David Mitchinson, former Head of Collections and Exhibitions at The Henry Moore Foundation, has written a new book, Henry Moore: Prints and Portfolios.
Henry Moore Tapestries
Henry Moore, renowned throughout the world for his sculpture and drawings, was one of the few modern artists to extend his work into the realm of tapestry.
Henry Moore: Writings and Conversations
Henry Moore’s writings constitute a vivid and comprehensive record of his life and work, of the influences that shaped his vision, and of his reactions to the work of other artists, periods and cultures.
Henry Moore: Complete Drawings Volume 1
Volume 1 journeys back to the earliest days of Moore’s career, reproducing 1000 drawings from the period 1916-29.
Henry Moore: Catalogue of Graphic Work Volume 1
This publication of the Catalogue Raisonne of the graphic work of Henry Moore by Gerald Cramer, Alister Grant and David Mitchinson
Moore in Paris: In the Bagatelle Garden
A remarkable evocation in full colour of the exhibition of Moore’s late monumental bronzes held in the Bagatelle garden’s Paris, in 1992.