Showing 13 artworks with Barbara Hepworth and with artwork date before 1942 and with artwork date after 1932
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Barbara Hepworth
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-1942
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1932+
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- Putty
- Gray
- Rosy Brown
- Black
- Espresso
- Celadon
- White
- Abstract Art
- Barbara Hepworth
- Barbara Hepworth Sculpture
- Minimalist Art
- Abstract Sculpture Form
- Modern Sculpture
- British Sculpture
- Dame Barbara Hepworth Artist
- Sculpture Design
- Contemporary Art
- Modern Art Sculpture
- Hepworth Wakefield Museum
- Museum Display
- Hepworth Two Forms
- Sculpture Color Blue Red
- British Art
- Abstraction Creation
- Drawing
- Sculpture Form Curves
- British Modernism
- Geometric
- Unit One Art Movement
- Contemporary Sculpture
- Art Deco Sculpture
- Hepworth Wakefield Collection
- Mother & Child
- Minimalist Sculpture Elegance
- “Abstract Design”
- Color
- Geometric Art
- 1937 Sculpture
- Modernism Art
- Modernism
- British Sculpture”
- Geometric Sculpture
- Tate Gallery Collection
- Marble Sculpture
- Stone Sculpture
- 1930S Sculpture
- Pencil
- Modern Art Uk
- White Concrete Sculpture
- Landscape
- British Modernism Sculpture
- Sculpture
- Stone Sculpture Timeless Beauty
- Form
- Abstract Sculpture
- Abstract Figure
- Surrealism Abstraction Art
Explore 'Pierced Hemisphere I' by Dame Barbara Hepworth – a striking 1937 marble sculpture embodying modernism & abstract form. Discover its texture, symbolism & artistic significance.
'Sculpture with Colour (Deep Blue and Red)', created in 1940 by Dame Barbara Hepworth, is a captivating piece of modern sculpture housed at the Hepworth Wakefield museum. Its distinctive blue and red hues against a white base exemplify Hepworth's pioneering style within abstraction-creation.
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.
Discover 'Drawing for Sculpture' by Barbara Hepworth – a captivating pencil & crayon abstract reflecting the Cornish landscape. Explore its unique forms and vibrant colors from 1941.