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Barbara Hepworth

Name: Barbara Hepworth
Brand: bailey heaven
SKU: 5071
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Artist: Barbara Hepworth
Authors: Ronald Alley, Nicolette Gray & R.W.D.Oxenaar
Publisher: Tate Gallery
Date: 1968
Condition; One or two light shelf and handling marks to the cover, owner's name in ink on endpaper, but otherwise a nice, little-used and unbroken copy

Barbara's major Tate retrospective in 1968 was a landmark and really emphasised her position as the grande dame of British sculpture as well as offering a chance for visitors to see a lot of her most important sculptures and other works across a period then approaching five decades. Nicely illustrated and with informative texts, this is a key volume for any Hepworth fan.

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