Artists in Their World: Henry Moore
No. of pages 48
Published: 2006
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This book is part of a book series called Artists in Their World .
There are 48 pages in this book. This book was published 2006 by Hachette Children's Group .
Sally O'Reilly studied fine art at Hull University. She is an art historian and curator in modern Art. She contributes regularly to Time Out magazine as well as the specialist press. She is currently co-editor of a new art, culture and theory magazine, 'Monitor', and co-director of Transit Space, a gallery in Hackney, London. Jude Welton has written extensively on art history for children, including titles in the DK Eyewitness Art series. She has a Masters Degree in Child Psychology and is currently living in Scotland with her husband and son. Jude is the author of Artists in Their World: Henri Matisse
This book has the following chapters: Who was Henry Moore? Becoming a sculptor Ancient impact A taste of Europe Direct carving Established artist The Hampstead set The Surreal Thirties Abstract forms War artist Family and fame Royal recognition Giant commissions A collector of objects Marble marvels Home and Away The last years Moore's legacy The writings of Henry Moore Timeline Glossary Museums and galleries Index
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