Barbara Hepworth, Porthmeor, 1969

Barbara Hepworth, Porthmeor, 1969Having made her first lithograph in 1958, Barbara Hepworth was encouraged to return to printmaking in 1969 by Herbert Simon, the Director of the Curwen Press. The popular and affordable medium of printmaking may have been a draw for Hepworth, making it possible, as Simon pointed out, for people of modest means to own something by Barbara Hepworth. 'I had become bewitched by the Atlantic beach. The form I call Porthmeor is the ebb and flow of the

The jacket depicted had been bleached and repurposed as a canvas by the artist to host Matić’s patch collection - each patch serving as a different identity marker

Paper size: 27 3/16 x 19 5/16 in

Notes: Soft Jasmine

iconic art book series for children – perfect for readers aged 7-12

In St Ives Hepworth contributed to the development of an existing artistic community

this beautiful Yorkshire rhubarb-inspired colour risograph print

The Art of the Potter: Sculpture and Ceramics from 1930 to Today and Sheila Hicks: Off Grid

Foreword by Ali Smith

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Contains six 90 lb heavy weight paper sheets

Kim Lim's work features in many public collections