The Life of Rev. Henry Moore, Biographer and Executor of Rev. John Wesley: Including His Autobiography; And a Continuation, Written From His Own Papers (Classic Reprint)

MOORE, Henry

Biographies & Memoirs

Forgotten Books

Sculptures in landscape

Studio Vista

Henry Moore

Arts & Photography

British Museum Publications

CORK, Richard

Fuller, Peter

Compton, Susan

Reference

Orion Publishing Co

Moore discusses his own creative development and the works of other artists in these collected speeches, articles, and notes

Henry Moore sculpture

Russoli, Franco

and Mitchinson, David

Macmillan

Henry Moore on sculpture: A collection of the sculptor's writings and spoken words;

Macdonald Co.

Hardcover with dust jacket. Cover has mild shelf wear. Dust jacket has mild shelf wear. Pages are clean, no marks or highlights.

The Artists' Cookbook

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Stevens, Jocelyn

Cooking Education & Reference

Trans-Atlantic Pubns

Henry Moore: sculpture and drawings 1921-1969

Thames&Hudson

<p>Numerous pen-and-ink drawings inspired by the sheep meadow just outside Moore's studio and originally presented to the artist's daughter are reproduced, portraying sheep in a natural environment with both charm and feeling</p>

Henry Moore's Sheep Sketchbook

CLARK, Kenneth

Individual Artists

<p>In 1972, when the packing and crating for a major exhibition made it impossible for him to work in his sculpture studios, Henry Moore retreated to a small studio that looks out on a sheep meadow. Over the course of several months, as sheep were suckled and sheared, Moore produced this delightful flock of sketches and drawings. Sheep are as much a commonplace of the English countryside as hedgerows, but Moore looked at them afresh. Here are ewes nurturing their lambs, lambs playing in the meadow, and the swollen stateliness of sheep with full coats of wool. Many of the sketches evoke themes that are important in all Moore's work. The depiction of a ewe and lamb, for instance, suggests the mother-and-child theme often evoked in Moore's sculpture by a large form sheltering a smaller one. Henry Moore presented the sketchbook to his daughter, Mary. In this facsimile edition, first created under Moore's personal supervision, Mary's little lambs will charm anyone who sees these tender, vigorous drawings.</p>

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by MOORE, Henry. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by MOORE, Henry