Afterwards, we went to the Barbara Hepworth gallery and garden. This is wonderful, do go if you're in St Ives. I remember when she died, it was as a result of a fire in her studio. I love to see sculptures in a garden or house setting, rather than in a formal art gallery. Last year, in the rain, I went to the Henry Moore garden, which many statues are displayed and where his studios have been kept as he left them. They were fabulous.
But back to Barbara Hepworth
Some of the trees are pretty large now
As Martin says, you can't have too many sea pictures
4 comments:
lovely, lovely, lovely.
I discovered your blog while researching Henry Moore on the web. Good to see these pieces that I had never seen before.
Only yesterday I posted a blog report about my love for Moore's work. Perhaps you would like it:
http://lougold.blogspot.com/2007/05/henry-moore-re-visionary-artist-ive.html
Best regards,
Lou Gold
Hello Lou and welcome - hope I didn't mislead you into coming here - I checked I'd labelled these sculptures are Hepworth and not Moore!
I'm off on holiday right now, but once I'm hope I'll call in.
home. once I'm home.
Sheesh.
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