Showing 11 artworks with Barbara Hepworth and with artwork date before 1934 and with artwork date after 1924
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Barbara Hepworth
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-1934
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1924+
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- Gray
- Putty
- Espresso
- Walnut
- Quinacridone Magenta
- Celadon
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- Minimalist Sculpture
- Contemporary Art
- Barbara Hepworth Sculpture
- Barbara Hepworth
- Geometric Form
- Nude Female Sculpture
- Modern Sculpture
- Torso Sculpture Artwork
- Art Appreciation
- 20Th Century Art
- Hepworth Wakefield Museum
- 20Th Century Sculpture Hepworth
- Museum Display
- Abstract Sculpture Art
- Organic Forms
- British Sculptor
- Dark Wood Sculpture
- Sculptor
- 1928 Artwork
- Smooth Contours
- Unit One Art Movement
- Contemporary Sculpture
- Modern Art Sculpture
- White Plaster Bust
- Mother & Child
- Abstract Sculpture Form
- Sculpture 1929
- Minimalist Sculpture Elegance
- White Marble
- Modernism Art
- Tate Gallery Collection
- Stone Sculpture
- Female Torso Art
- Marble Mask
- 1930S Sculpture
- Barbara Hepworth Sculptur
- Dame Barbara Hepworth Artist
- Sculpture Design
- Modern Art
- Wood Carving Art
- Modern Sculpture Art
- Abstract Portrait
- British Artist
- Figurative Sculpture
- Stone Sculpture Timeless Beauty
- Abstract Figure
- British Sculpture
- Abstract Art
- Surrealism Abstraction Art
- Marble Sculpture Mother Child
Barbara Hepworth's Mask (1928) is a striking marble sculpture featuring carved facial features and two smaller figures in the background, reflecting Hepworth's exploration of abstraction and her contribution to British art.
A contemplative white plaster bust featuring smooth organic lines by modernist pioneer Barbara Hepworth captures a melancholic essence from 1924, inviting you to explore this exquisite piece of sculptural history.
Discover Dame Barbara Hepworth’s ‘Torso’ (1929), a striking nude sculpture in dark wood. Explore its realistic style, organic forms & masterful carving – a key piece of 20th-century art.
Discover Dame Barbara Hepworth’s ‘Mother & Child’ (1933), a minimalist modernist sculpture of quiet elegance. Explore its stone form, museum setting & Hepworth's impactful style.