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HENRY MOORE MONUMENTAL VISION (Hardcover, 1998)

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Published by Collins & Brown Ltd. in 1998, this non-fiction book explores the sculpture of British artist Henry Moore. The book, with a total of 256 pages, features dust jacket and illustrations, making it a valuable addition to any art and culture enthusiast's collection.

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Throughout his career, photographer John Hedgecoe maintained a close and creative friendship with the celebrated sculptor Henry Moore. This handsome volume, divided into three sections, features all the sculptural forms created by Moore in his lifetime. Hedgecoe begins with a personal reminiscence, a masterful photographic essay, and an evocation of the roots of Moore's genius. In the second section, Hedgecoe presents a photographic exposition of many of Moore's most important works; and the final section reproduces, in chronological order, more than 750 thumbnail images of the sculptural forms Moore created throughout his life. A magnificent resource for students, teachers, and the many admirers of Moore's work. John Hedgecoe is Professor Emeritus at the Royal College of Art in London.