Barbara Hepworth, Three Forms, 1969 - from the Graphic Works Collection

Barbara Hepworth, Three Forms, 1969 - from the Graphic Works CollectionBarbara Hepworth saw printmaking as an opportunity to work on ideas that would eventually translate into sculpture. However, it would be too simplistic to view this as a one way relationship with the prints merely acting as surrogate sketches for future sculptures. Hepworth expanded on the shapes and designs of pre existing sculptures, such as Two Forms with White (Greek), 1963, in her prints such as Three Forms, 1969, and combined them with the

Barbara Hepworth made a number of print portfolios between 1969 and 1971 using screenprint and lithograph techniques

theoretical physicists continue this process throughout their adulthood

Nicola Freeman

This important new publication explores her outstanding body of work

Each work in this unique edition series is a segment of a larger canvas that was used during the workshops

Presented in a The Hepworth Wakefield giftbox

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Inspired by her shared interests with Hepworth

left London – due to the threat of bombings – for St Ives

Sandalwood

Lubaina Himid

Sunken Line