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The Cult of the Statuette In Late Victorian Britain (No. 31)

£ 2.00

Ideas for Sculpture
Reproduction lithograph
£ 35.00

Freud's Sculpture

£ 7.00

The Sculpture of David Nash

£ 32.50

Ring Binder

£ 5.00

Gravity's Angel

£ 15.00

The New Monumentality
Gerard Byrne, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster & Dorit Margreiter
£ 10.00

Peter Scheemakers: 'The Famous Statuary' 1691-1781 (No.14)

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Duel - Tracy Mackenna & Karla Sachse (No.12)

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Hands On! Creative projects

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Rodin
The Zola of Sculpture
£ 35.00

Claude Heath
Drawing from Sculpture
£ 6.00

Kenneth Armitage
Life and Work
£ 35.00

Henry Moore Critical Essays

£ 35.00

Le Corbusier - Savina (No. 32)

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Magdalena Jetelova

£ 21.00

David Nash
The Line of Cut/Elements of Drawing
£ 12.50

Reclining Figure: Dawn
Reproduction lithograph
£ 35.00

Vittorio Messina

£ 16.00 or both Vittorio Messina publications for £20.00

Sculpture of Austin Wright

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Private View - Contemporary Art in the Bowes Museum

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Wolfgang Laib
A Scented Journey
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Quatremere de Quincy's Role in the Revival of Polychromy in Sculpture (No.10)

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Pre-Raphaelite Sculpture
Nature and Imagination in British Sculpture 1848-1914
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Attending to the Barely Made (No.29)

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Sleep in Sculpture - Babies from the Bowes (No.13)

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The Sculpture of Frank Dobson

£ 35.00

The Sculpture of Stephen Cox

£ 60.00

Eight Reclining Figures II
Reproduction lithograph
£ 35.00

Hans Arp
Arp Reliefs
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Leaving tracks - artranspennine98

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The Sculpture of Michael Sandle

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Sculpture in Painting

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Depth of Field: the place of relief in the time of Donatello

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Complete Drawings Volume 1
1916-29
£ 75.00

At One Remove

£ 7.95

Scuplture in 20th-century Britain Both Volumes

£ 45.00

Leeds' Sculpture Collections Works on Paper Concise Catalogue

£ 12.00

Ralph Brown
Sculpture & Drawings
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Sculpture in Literature (No.28)

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London's War: The Shelter Drawings of Henry Moore

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The Encounter and The Struggle - Lipchitz Maquettes 1928-1942 (No.26)

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The Object Sculpture - Paperback

£ 17.50

Sculpture and Psychoanalysis

£ 52.50

Sculpture and the Garden

£ 60.00

Dom Hans van der Laan - The Line Under the Spell of its Measure

£ 11.00

Figuring Space
Sculpture/Furniture from Mies to Moore
£ 15.00

Hounds in Leash - The Dog in 18th and 19th Century Sculpture

£ 20.00

Gilbert Bayes (1872-1953) - From Arts and Crafts to the Light Monumental (No.23)

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The Very Impress of the Object - Photographing Sculpture from Fox Talbot to the Present Day (No.5)

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White Forms
Reproduction lithograph
£ 35.00

Reclining Figure Against Sea and Rocks
Reproduction lithograph
£ 35.00

Modern Sculpture Reader

£ 20.00

The Space of the Page - Sequence, Continuity and Material (No.22)

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Belvedere

£ 5.00

Phill Hopkins
Aeroplane Dreams
£ 4.00

The Cauldron

£ 22.00

Imi Knoebel: Primary Structures 1966/2006

£ 20.00

Guide to the Henry Moore Institute Archive

£ 3.00

Etienne Martin (No.27)

£ 2.00

Jaki Irvine
Plans for Forgotten Works
£ 10.00

The Sculpture of Eric Kennington

£ 35.00

Espaco Aberto/Espaco Fechado
Sites for Sculpture in Modern Brazil
£ 14.00

Against Nature
the hybrid forms of modern sculpture
£ 20.00

Henry Moore's Sheep Sketchbook (Softback)

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Bernard Meadows
Sculpture and Drawings
£ 35.00

The Object Sculpture - Hardback

£ 25.00

Robert Clark
Plans for the Real World Parts 1-12
£ 14.00

The Alliance of Sculpture and Architecture

£ 7.50

Bronze - The Power of Life and Death

£ 25.00

Henry Moore's Sheep Sketchbook (Hardback)

£ 14.95

Henry Moore silk scarf: Family Groups
The original design on this scarf - entitled 'Family Groups' - was created c.1946 by Henry Moore, and was reproduced on this scarf for the launch of Tate's Henry Moore exhibition, © Ascher Studio/The Henry Moore Foundation.
£ 150

Henry Moore Tapestries

£ 17.50

Henry Moore Tapestries

Published in association with Lund Humphries
260 x 274 mm
112 pages
Includes 53 colour and 62 b&w illustrations
Paperback
1998
ISBN: 0 85331 781 X

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.
Working closely with the Tapestry Studio at West Dean College, Kent, Moore authorised a series of works based on his drawings. The brilliance of the drawings is confirmed in their transition into large tapestries, seven or eight times the size of the original. These lost nothing of their power in the process, retaining all the textural qualities of the drawing, from a smudgy chalk line to a decisive pen stroke.

Ann Garrould places the tapestries in the context of Moore's work, discussing the drawings chosen and the way in which the subjects reflect Moore's three 'obsessions'; the mother and child, the reclining human figure and the larger form enclosing the smaller. Valerie Power describes the production of the tapestries, from the dying of the wools and the interpretation of the drawing in consultation with Henry Moore, to the final weaving process.

Ten of Henry Moore's tapestries are currently on view in the Aisled Barn, at the Henry Moore Foundation, Perry Green.

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