Barbara Hepworth

[...]it might be read as an expression of out-and-out emotional conflict-the infant seems to demand propitiation as much as love. The exhibition's last gallery was the stage for the larger outdoor bronze sculptures she began producing in the late '50s, a period in which casting became a ne...

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Published in:Artforum international 2015-11, Vol.54 (3), p.296
Main Author: Kleeblatt, Norman L
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Art exhibits
Artists
Gender
Modernism
Museums
Sculpture
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Summary:[...]it might be read as an expression of out-and-out emotional conflict-the infant seems to demand propitiation as much as love. The exhibition's last gallery was the stage for the larger outdoor bronze sculptures she began producing in the late '50s, a period in which casting became a necessity for her, as it allowed her to keep up with the international demand for her art and for public-scale works.
ISSN:1086-7058