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Discover the definitive account of Henry Moore’s life and artistic evolution in this authoritative biography by the renowned critic Sir Herbert Read. Written with the close cooperation of the sculptor himself, this volume provides a profound insight into the development of one of the twentieth century’s greatest creative minds. Read traces Moore’s journey from his humble origins as a coal-miner’s son in Yorkshire to his emergence as a master of modern sculpture.
Through a detailed, stage-by-stage analysis of the artist’s work—organised into six distinct periods—the book explores the influences, technical experiments, and philosophical foundations that shaped Moore’s iconic forms. Featuring a comprehensive collection of illustrations, including sixteen vibrant colour plates and numerous black-and-white photographs of his most celebrated carvings and drawings, this book serves as both a scholarly assessment and a captivating tribute. Whether you are a dedicated student of art history or an admirer of modern sculpture, this essential volume offers an unparalleled opportunity to appreciate the integrity, genius, and enduring legacy of Henry Moore.
Used (acceptable, see images, ex library, binding intact but visible in places, and some cover wear) Hardcover
