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2 giorni fa · Dame Barbara Hepworth, Sea Form (Atlantic), 1964. Estimate £3,000,000-5,000,000. This internationalist approach was mirrored in her personal life, through her many friendships and collaborations. None, perhaps, were more illustrative of this inclusive stance than her friendship with Dag Hammarskjöld, the Swedish diplomat who was Secretary ...
2 giorni fa · Robert Mackechnie joined the British art group the Seven and Five Society along with Henry Moore, Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth, John Piper and Ivon Hitchens. In 1938 and 1939 Margaret Barnard was commissioned to produce posters for London Underground to include Leisure Days in the Parks, and Winter Cavalcade.
3 giorni fa · As we get ever-closer to the opening of 2024’s The Treasure House Fair, we are excited to continue introducing the roster of exhibitors who will be joining us this summer. Today we meet Piano Nobile: a specialist dealer in 20th century British and European art, which aims to source and show the very best works of its kind in private ownership ...
3 giorni fa · Home › Professioni Cambi in corso nella cultura a Bologna. Opera Laboratori prende in gestione i musei di Genus Bononiae. All’inizio del 2024, Fondazione Carisbo rendeva nota l’intenzione di ...
3 giorni fa · Barbara Hepworth Museum And Sculpture Garden. The sculptor Barbara Hepworth lived and worked in St Ives for many years until her death in 1975. Her home was at Trewyn Studios, which has now been preserved as the Barbara Hepworth Museum And Sculpture Garden. Visitors can tour Hepworth’s home and studio, which have now been set out as a museum.
7 ore fa · Margate has inspired artists from Turner to Emin, and St. Ives has been a magnet for artists since Dame Barbara Hepworth moved there from London with her young family in 1939 to escape the bombings during World War II.
2 giorni fa · Joel’s street name was Pelagos Drive, named after one of local sculptor Barbara Hepworth’s famous sculptures, further recognising part of Wakefield’s rich art and culture heritage. “We are proud to be leaving a legacy for our residents at City Fields and the people of Wakefield and to recognise the local heritage in our latest development is particularly special,” said Debbie.
