Henry Moore

1898-1986
by Jeremy Lewison

An illuminating survey of Henry Moore’s life and work, beginning with his early attempts to revitalize sculpture by returning to what he regarded as its authentic origins in universal natural forms. Jeremy Lewison traces Moore’s split allegiances to abstraction and surrealism in the 1930s, his emergence as a public sculptor in the 1940s, and the evolution of his late style.

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