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Barbara Hepworth's 'Prototype for Coré' (1960) is a striking white plaster sculpture, embodying modernist abstraction and exploring themes of form and void. A key piece in her legacy.
Provenance: © Bowness. Wakefield Permanent Art Collection (The Hepworth Wakefield)
Dame Barbara Hepworth (1903-1975) was a celebrated English artist and sculptor who revolutionized modern sculpture. Educated at Leeds School of Art and awarded a scholarship to the Royal College of Art, she co-founded Unit One Art Movement alongside Ben Nicholson and Paul Nash.
Witness Barbara Hepworth’s creative process! This 1963 photo captures her sculpting ‘Oval Form (Trezion)’ – a striking plaster study showcasing modernism & texture.
Explore modernist abstraction with Hepworth's Four-Square (Four Circles), a striking 1960s study of geometry and void; discover this iconic sculpture today.
Discover Barbara Hepworth’s iconic ‘Mother & Child’ sculpture (1934). Explore its minimalist form, stone details, and the artist's exploration of motherhood through abstract art.
Admire Barbara Hepworth's 'Itea,' a striking abstract painting featuring concentric circles and squares against a vibrant red backdrop—a testament to modernist sculpture and artistic exploration.
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.
Barbara Hepworth’s ‘Oblique Forms,’ created in 1969, is a lithograph showcasing her distinctive approach to abstract sculpture. Printed by Stanley Jones on 280gsm fine art paper using SwissQ printing technology, this piece exemplifies Hepworth's commitment to innovation and artistic dialogue.
Genesis III by Barbara Hepworth (1966), from The Hepworth Wakefield. This piece showcases Hepworth’s masterful use of form and texture, exploring themes of balance and repetition through its circular composition.
Explore Barbara Hepworth's minimalist sculptures like 'Cone and Sphere,' crafted from marble and characterized by balanced geometric forms—a testament to modernism’s elegance and exploration of natural shapes.
'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.
Delve into the modernist world of Barbara Hepworth's sculpture and photography! Explore her Leeds School Art portrait (c.1920) alongside influential artists like Trevor Bell & Henry Moore at The Hepworth Wakefield.
Barbara Hepworth’s mesmerizing Drawing for Sculpture (Santorin) captures the dramatic volcanic landscape of Santorini, Greece—inspired by her sketchbook explorations and fueled by a desire to reconnect after profound loss. This vibrant pencil and crayon piece exemplifies modernist abstraction with its striking geometric shapes and warm orange hues.
Barbara Hepworth's "Proof for Landscape Sculpture" is a captivating abstract screenprint featuring dynamic triangles and circles—a testament to her modernist vision.
Curved Form (Pavan) is a 1956 sculpture by Barbara Hepworth crafted from metallized plaster on aluminum armature. Inspired by the stately Pavan dance, it embodies Hepworth's exploration of flowing forms and her commitment to capturing 'the spiritual inner life' of art.
Explore Barbara Hepworth's minimalist sculptures like 'Cone and Sphere,' showcasing geometric forms—cone and sphere—polished marble, balanced composition, and subtle textures reflecting her modernist aesthetic.
Barbara Hepworth's 'Prototype for Maquette, Three Forms in Echelon' is a striking bronze sculpture exploring geometric abstraction and void. A key work from 1961, it showcases her modernist style.
Barbara Hepworth’s ‘Totem,’ created in 1960-62, is an abstract sculptural masterpiece crafted from alabaster or marble. Its vertical orientation emphasizes upward movement, contrasting with the base's angularity and showcasing smooth curves alongside matte textures.