Henry Moore: On Being a Sculptor
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Henry Moore - Henry Moore
HENRY MOORE
ON BEING A SCULPTOR
TATE PUBLISHING
CONTENTS
Title Page
FOREWORD
A VIEW OF SCULPTURE
THE SCULPTOR SPEAKS
FROM UNIT ONE
Copyright
FOREWORD
MARY MOORE
Though my father wrote in The Listener that it is a ‘mistake for a sculptor or painter to speak or write very often about his job. It releases tension needed for his work’, as Alan Wilkinson’s edited collection of HM writing and conversations points out, contradictorily the Henry Moore bibliography lists 598 entries including books, letters, exhibition catalogues, newspaper articles, periodical articles, interviews, sound recordings, films, and videos.
Certainly, from a very early age I was keenly aware that communication was a vitally important part of my father’s life, and therefore everyday family life. He took the most enormous time and care over writing anything, be it an article or just a letter. He even loved to scan the spelling and punctuation in my primary school essays. And we often played word games at lunch with the OED as referee. People came to our house all the time, from TV crews to architects, writers, world famous musicians, or just art students turning up, unannounced, on a bicycle. Our house was an open house. Astonishingly, the balance between the public and the private, the internal and the external, seemed to flow naturally and dynamically.
Without question, my father was a great communicator. It is often given