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British sculptor Kenneth Armitage (born 1916) attracted critical acclaim early on in his career with works such as People in the Wind (1950) and Family going for a Walk (1951). By the time of his Venice Biennale exhibition in 1958 he was internationally famous, and since then he has been the subject of numerous exhibitions worldwide. His work is now recognised as having made a major contribution to British sculpture this century. Kenneth Armitage: Life and Work is the first full-scale monograph to be published on Armitage's sculpture and has been produced in close collaboration with the artist. The main text of the book is the edited transcript of tapes recorded by John McEwen and Tamsyn Woollcombe, in which Armitage explores the themes he has pursued throughout his career, and his attitudes to sculpture. Even those who know his work well will find illumination in the artist's candid, honest account of his own career

Author
with a foreword by Alan Bowness, and a text edited by Tamsyn Woolcombe in association with the artist
Publisher
Henry Moore Foundation in association with Lund Humphries Publishers; Distributed in the USA by Antique Collectors' Club
Published
1997
Language
EN
ISBN
9780853317029
Subjects
Art, History, Biography

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