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

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Ideas for Sculpture
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Freud's Sculpture

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The Sculpture of David Nash

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Ring Binder

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Gravity's Angel

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The New Monumentality
Gerard Byrne, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster & Dorit Margreiter
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Peter Scheemakers: 'The Famous Statuary' 1691-1781 (No.14)

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

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The Zola of Sculpture
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Drawing from Sculpture
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Life and Work
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Henry Moore Critical Essays

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Le Corbusier - Savina (No. 32)

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Magdalena Jetelova

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The Line of Cut/Elements of Drawing
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Reclining Figure: Dawn
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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

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The Sculpture of Stephen Cox

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Eight Reclining Figures II
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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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Sculpture in Painting

Sculpture in Painting

Cover: Titian

Henry Moore Institute
Softback
144 printed pages
280 x 220mm
55 illustrations (53 colour)
ISBN 978-1-905462-25-5
2009

Exhibition catalogue exploring the relationship between art in two and three dimensions, Sculpture in Painting is not so much concerned with comparing the two disciplines, but the dialogue between them. The exhibition, the first at the Henry Moore Institute to consist only of paintings, brings together some thirty works from the 1500s to the present day, by a range of influential artists including Titian, Hogarth, Vuillard and Henning.

Introduction by Penelope Curtis. Essays by Fabio Barry, Etienne Jollet, & David Batchelor. Select Bibliography by Ann Sproat and Catalogue of Works

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