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This book examines the life and work of Barbara Hepworth, a leading figure in 20th-century British sculpture. It explores how her Yorkshire upbringing and travels in Italy shaped her artistic vision, revealing the deep connection between her life, environment, and artistic expression. The book charts her development, from early carvings to her later bronze works, and discusses her unique approach to scale.
The book also examines Hepworth's role in the British art scene of the 1930s, her relationship with artists such as Henry Moore and Ben Nicholson, and her move to Cornwall. It showcases her profound sensibility for human and artistic tensions through her forms, highlighting her enduring impact on modern sculpture. It also investigates her carving mastery.
Used (good, see images, some yellowing, ex library, some cover wear, and some cover markings) Hardcover
