Moore, Henry; Wilkinson, Alan G.

Writings and Conversation

Acknowledgements 7(1) Foreword 8(2) Alan Bowness Introduction: `Perfect Symmetry Is Death' 10(21) Alan Wilkinson Life and Influences 31(50) Yorkshire 1898-1921 31(13) Family Life Castleford Yorkshiremen Becoming a Sculptor School Literature Teaching Army Leeds School of Art London and Kent 1921-40 44(17) The British Museum Royal College of Art Travels Travelling Scholarship 1925 Teaching at the Royal College of Art 1924-31 First One-Man Exhibition 1928 Irina Kent War Hertfordshire 1940-86 61(20) Perry Green, Much Hadham Studios Irina's Garden Family Events Exhibitions Refusal of a Knighthood Travels Italy: Querceta and Forte dei Marmi Florence Exhibition 1972 Homage to T.S. Eliot The Henry Moore Sculpture Centre, Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto The Henry Moore Foundation Summing Up Friends and Colleagues 81(16) Alfred Barr John Desmond Bernal Kenneth Clark Nancy Cunard T.S. Eliot E.C. Gregory Julina and Juliette Huxley Henry Morris Herbert Read William Rothenstein Curt Valentin Anton Zwemmer Art and Artists 97(90) Ancient, Medieval and Primitive Art 97(14) Pre-Columbian Sculpture African Sculpture Mesopotamian Art Primitive Art Tribal Sculpture Cycladic Sculpture Mesopotamian Art Romanesque Sculpture General Statements on Art 111(13) The Royal Academy of Arts Abstraction Abstract Art Art and Eroticism Art and Science Art and the Subconscious Classical and Romantic Elements in Art Conflict The Hidden Struggle Modern Sculpture Painter-Sculptors Surrealism Art and Society 124(17) Art and Life Art and Religion Art and Politics Artists in Wartime The Sculptor in Modern Society On Critics and Art Criticism 141(1) Artists 142(45) Heinrich Braberder Constantin Bransusi Paul Cezanne Salvador Dali Donatello Jacob Epstein Henri Gaudier-Brzeska Alberto Giacometti Mathias Grunewald Barbara Hepworth Masaccio Michelangelo Joan Miro Ben Nicholson Pablo Picasso John Piper Giovanni Pisano Rembrandt Pierre Auguste Renoir Ceri Richards Auguste Rodin Mark Rothko Graham Sutherland J.M.W. Turner On Sculpture 187(64) Articles and Interviews 1930-37 187(11) A View of Sculpture On Carving Unit One Circle The Sculptor Speaks The Nature of Sculpture 198(14) General Statements Truth to Material Space and Form Holes Size and Scale Tactile Experiences Subjects and Sources of Inspiration 212(10) Reclining Figure Mother and Child Internal-External Forms Titles New Ideas The Human Figure Natural Forms Materials 222(8) Stone Wood Clay Plaster Polystyrene Concrete Bronze Fibreglass Working Methods 230(12) Carving and Modelling Bronze and Lead Casting Drawing Etching and Lithography Sculpture and Architecture 242(3) Sculptures in Landscape 245(6) Works 251(60) Henry Moore Bibliographical Sources 311(1) Index of Works 312(2) Henry Moore General Index 314(6) Picture Credits 320