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A Sense of Place: Sculpture in Landscape (1984)

Artist(s): Antony Goldsworthy, Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth
Author(s): Various
Format: paperback
Edition: First Edition
Year published: 1984
Publisher: Ceolfrith Press
Condition: Very Good
Total Pages: 173
Illustrations: Profusely illustrated in colour and black and white

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Publication covering the history of twentieth British sculpture in the open air.

Contents

8 – PrefaceAlan Bowness
9 – IntroductionPeter Davies, Tony Knipe
13 – Open Air Sculpture in Britain: Twentieth Century DevelopmentsLewis Biggs
40 – How Sculpture Gets Looked AtAnthony Caro
44 – Sculpture ParksPeter Murray
52 – Grizedale – A Wider Perspective: Observations on Sculpture in LandscapeDr Stephanie Brown
64 – Grizedale SculpturePaul Overy
71 – A Forester’s ViewDavid Hawkes
74 – Recollections and AnecdotesBill Grant
97 – Grizedale Forest Sculpture
156 – Just One-sixtieth of a Second PleaseDavid Kemp
158 – The Urban GrizedaleLes Hooper
166 – Miscellany: Text References to Sculpture Projects
168 – Selected Bibliography
169 – Photography Credits
170 – Index of Artists
172 – Words After the FactRichard Long

Condition: some light shelf-wear to covers, otherwise very good

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