Henry Moore’s Shelter-Sketch-Book. Until the Battle of Britian began in , artist Henry Moore said that although he was worried about the war, it had not affected his work to any distinguishable degree. That all changed for him when, during one of the early air campaigns, Moore found himself in a London Underground station where he Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins. Henry Moore: first Shelter Sketchbook. Periodical. Publisher Art and Design. Place Published London. Year Date Collation (Oct) (4 illus). Language English. Description Moore's text from Discover More Henry Moore, a shelter sketchbook. Publisher: Arts Review. Catalogue NumberPOR 7. Collections. Henry Moore Catalogue Raisonné: Description. Henry Moore/Shelter Sketchbook with 80 facsimile collotypes/and one original lithograph by the artist/Editors: Marlborough Fine Art Ltd., London/Rembrandt Verlag GmbH, Berlin [] Published as an album in deluxe and five standard editions, German, Italian, French and two English, each with text by .
Henry Moore originally presented the sketchbook to his daughter Mary. In this facsimile edition, created under Moore's personal supervision, Mary's little lambs will charm anyone who sees these tender, vigorous drawings. Henry Moore/Sketchbook /Catalogue by Ann Garrould/Raymond Spencer Company Ltd/Much Hadham [] Published as a facsimile of Sketchbook HMF 80(5), 80(12), 80(), 80(96, 97), 80(), 81(1) in three editions, each with a catalogue in English by Ann Garrould. Edition A has CGM and contained in a Solander box x mm covered in fawn Richard de Bas paper with a. Row of Sleepers by Henry Moore. Reproduced by the Henry Moore Foundation. Some records say Moore made his shelter drawings after taking shelter one night in in Belsize underground station, when Moore was fascinated by the families camping out underground.
Henry Moore, a shelter sketchbook. Publisher: Arts Review. Place Published: London. Year: Date Collation: (3 June).. Description: line enthusiastic book. Facsimile collotypes from the two Shelter Sketch Books a three-page preface by Henry Moore, Facsimile collotypes from the two Shelter Sketch Books. Henry Moore: first Shelter Sketchbook. Periodical. Publisher Art and Design. Place Published London. Year Date Collation (Oct) (4 illus). Language English.
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