Similar reworking of a single concept was common in her later work, as were small-scale, multi-part sculptures. [citation needed] She wanted the viewer's body to be engaged with her work,[citation needed] saying: "You can climb through the Divided Circle – you don't need to do it physically to experience it. p.129) but, in keeping with similar table-top versions of larger works, was most likely to have been an independent reworking of the same concept. The works in this exhibition demonstrate Hepworth’s intuitive and spiritual understandings of form and energy. Two Forms (Divided Circle) (BH 477) is a bronze sculpture by Barbara Hepworth, designed in 1969. The artist told Ben Nicholson how she conceived of these works in physical and visual terms: 'So much depends, in sculpture, on what one wants to see through a hole!' In this way, we can investigate the relationships between its parts and come to know its form and power. Semi-circles, circles, and holes abound in these works with both sun and moon serving as inspiration. Specifically, it was the basis for her 1970 design for a mural sculpture at the head offices of the Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society in Cheltenham. Barbara Hepworth: A Pictorial Autobiography, 1970, rev.
The physicality and relationality of this approach carried over into its viewing, as her sculptures encouraged movement around and through, together with touch, and, once she had begun piercing her materials, the act of looking through these pierced shapes. p.26), Literature: W.J. ), Barbara Hepworth © Bowness. in col.), , Gimpel Gallery, New York, March-April 1971 (9ý, repr. ), , Marlborough Fine Art, summer 1972 (31ý, repr. This was “to get know them and what they could be used for”, as she was of the generation of sculptors for whom truth to materials — the idea that the form of the artwork is contained within its material — was key. Michael Tooby, An Illustrated Companion to the Tate St Ives, 1993, p.12 > Call 0845 017 6965 (Mon-Fri, 9.30am-5pm). pp.48, 113, Reproduced: The Diocese of Coventry is seeking to appoint a full time Director of New Worshipping Communities to help the Diocese deliver its ambitions for a culture change in making and growing new Disciples, and in developing a more mission focussed approach to the planning and deployment of Resources. Block, 1988.3.3 12 p.26), , 1971, p.48 no.477, pls.15 (col.), 189-90. This is entitled Maquette, Theme and Variations Barbara Hepworth Exhibition, 1970, Hakone Open-Air Museum, Japan, June-Sept. 1970, (31ü, repr. Bequested by the executors of Hepworth's estate to Tate in 1980. , purchased by the Greater London Council, is displayed in Dulwich Park (5/6) and another is in the collection of Bolton City Art Gallery (4/6). In the neighbouring form, the hole spirals from a circle to an oval.
This is an audio description of the large bronze sculpture Two Forms (Divided Circle). All rights reserved. Hepworth insisted that she did not work from maquettes as sculptures could not simply be scaled-up (Mullins 1967, p.21). It is displayed in the Sculpture Garden of the Barbara Hepworth Museum, the artist’s former home and studio in St Ives, Cornwall. Two Forms (Divided Circle) (BH 477) is a bronze sculpture by Barbara Hepworth, designed in 1969. A similar configuration of lines is also to be found on the immense Single Form created for the United Nations as a memorial to Dag Hammarskjöld and made to the glory of God. Non-subscribers can read four articles for free each month. inclusive of all vitality and serenity, harmony and dynamic movement”.
1903-1975 'Maybe in a big work I want to see the sun or moon. ”Barbara Hepworth: Divided Circle” is at The Heong Gallery, Downing College, Cambridge, until 2 February. The base has a stippled blue/black patina. Barbara Hepworth, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Bretton Hall, July-Oct. 1980 (22ü, repr. To get your reader discount: > Click on the “Church Times Bookshop” link at the end of the review. 1978, p.130) consists of superimposed semi-circular, , exh. - you don't need to do it physically to experience it' (Bowness 1971, p.12). Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. www.dow.cam.ac.uk/cultural-life/heong-gallery. The 1960s was a period of 'tremendous liberation', Barbara Hepworth told Alan Bowness: 'I at last had space and money and time to work on a much bigger scale. Barbara Hepworth © Bowness, 2019. The base has a stippled blue/black patina. The sculpture's dimensions are 237 centimetres (93 in) by 234 centimetres (92 in) by 54 centimetres (21 in). She wanted viewers to be intimately involved with it to the extent of climbing through it. The reader discount is valid for two months after the review publication date. she wrote. Bijutsu Techo, Aug. 1970, p.1 (in col.) is an unexpectedly asymmetrical work. 'News and Notes: Hepworth Sculpture in Dulwich', , 1984, p.47, no.51, p.113, no.225, repr. - you don't need to do it physically to experience it' (Bowness 1971, p.12). 1987, p.201, pl.179 Dame Barbara Hepworth
'News and Notes: Hepworth Sculpture in Dulwich', Studio International, vol.181, no.933, May 1971, pp.197-8 ibid., pl.183), and ended with, . it is not possible to identify a single frontal face as both display the narrow and wider ends of the two openings. In 1970 she also comissioned Breon O'Casey and Brian Ilsley, then working together as jewellery makers in St Ives, to produce a small version in silver on walnut (O'Casey, interview with the author, 16 Oct.1996). Just as numerous paintings and sculptures of the mid-1960s were based on the square, so the semi-circle recurs in Hepworth's works of 1969-72.
Photographs show these recessed areas to have been highly polished and, even though the Tate's work has tarnished, the internal surfaces are more golden in colour than the thin green patination of the exterior.
This work falls between the monolithic and the environmental. ) Form is inherent in the material and needs to be discerned by the artist to be realised. In these works Hepworth used the semi-circular form to create the illusion of a rocking motion in a manner which echoed Terry Frost's paintings based upon the movement of boats in St Ives harbour, such as Green, Black and White Movement, 1951 (Tate Gallery T01501). Barbara Hepworth, Gimpel Gallery, New York, March-April 1971 (9ý, repr.) Tate Gallery conservators and the artist's executors have discussed the possibility of polishing and relacquering the bronze (Tate Gallery conservation files). ), The Complete Sculpture of Barbara Hepworth 1960-69, 1971, p.48 no.477, pls.15 (col.), 189-90 Hepworth’s own achievement was to retain the materiality of human scale in works that call out to be looked through, touched, felt, and circumnavigated, while also creating with incisions and piercings that direct our attention to what is beyond and out of reach. Sally Festing, Barbara Hepworth: A Life of Forms, 1995, between pp.280 and 281, pl.66, Displayed in the artist's garden, Barbara Hepworth Museum, St Ives. she wrote.
This quality, combined with the apparently precarious angle of the two forms, gives the sculpture a sense of dramatic tension. This is the latest in a spate of metal thefts Thieves used cutting equipment to hack down the 7ft sculpture, Two Forms (Divided Circle), before loading it into a van.
She included this work among those under discussion: 'You can climb through the. Jonathan Evens visits the Barbara Hepworth exhibition in Cambridge, Barbara Hepworth’s bronze Two Forms (Divided Circle), 1969 (BH 477), on loan from the Hepworth Estate to Downing College, Cambridge. cat., Tate Gallery Liverpool 1994, p.156). She started work at the beginning of 1970, her design - which drew on her 1969 Aegean Suite of prints - was accepted in June and the building was opened in September 1972 (ibid.).
[citation needed], "Barbara Hepworth: sculptures – Two Forms (Divided Circle)", "Barbara Hepworth: £500k 'Two Forms' sculpture stolen by metal thieves", "Barbara Hepworth sculpture stolen from London park", "Very grand theft: Barbara Hepworth's park sculpture is stolen for scrap metal", "Barbara Hepworth sculpture stolen from Dulwich Park", "Reward for Hepworth art stolen from Dulwich Park increased", "Barbara Hepworth sculpture stolen from Dulwich Park to be replaced with 'anti-theft' works by Conrad Shawcross", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Two_Forms_(Divided_Circle)&oldid=974834962, Articles with unsourced statements from November 2014, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, 237 cm × 234 cm × 54.3 cm (93 in × 92 in × 21.4 in). This work falls between the monolithic and the environmental sculptures in that its bifurcated form seems to draw the viewer in while the narrow spacing between the two halves denies a passage through. Visitors to Dulwich Park were left devastated after the bronze masterpiece Two Forms (Divided Circle) was cut from its plinth and removed in December 2011. Cast inscription on front face of base 'Barbara Hepworth 1969 0/6' l. and 'Morris | Singer | FOUNDERS | LONDON' r. Presented by the executors of the artist's estate, in accordance with her wishes, 1980, Exhibited (ý = unidentified cast, ü = other cast): In the neighbouring form, the hole spirals from a circle to an oval. in col. on cover) ibid. We are seeking an experienced full-time Church planter with fluency in Spanish to launch and grow a Spanish-speaking church plant in London for the Co-Mission Network of churches in London. One of the semi-circular sections is pierced by a cylindrical hole which, on one side, is set within a semi-circular concavity. Hepworth’s large bronze sculpture Two Forms (Divided Circle), 1969, stands outside the Heong Gallery, and is on long-term loan to Downing College from the Hepworth Estate. 'It was the same in 1938', she said, 'If war is imminent, or you're very ill or something's threatening, you want to put something down for big work while you can.
Exhibited (ý = unidentified cast, ü = other cast): , Marlborough Fine Art, Feb.-March 1970 (19ý, repr. Its slightly awkward quality is enhanced by the disposition of the individual elements: set at an angle to each other and stepped one slightly behind the other. Microscopic analysis revealed these to contain yellow ochre and cadmium yellow pigments, which were presumably intended to tone the polished bronze (J[ackie] Heuman, 'Perspectives on the Repatination of Outdoor Bronze Sculptures' in Phillip Lindley (ed. pp.48, 113, The 1960s was a period of 'tremendous liberation', Barbara Hepworth told Alan Bowness: 'I at last had space and money and time to work on a much bigger scale. and T03142) for a similar scheme for the John Lewis store in London. Reflecting developments in the environmental art of the 1960s, Hepworth explained that with the large sculptures of the second half of the decade she sought to involve the viewer in the work.
In 1970 she also comissioned Breon O'Casey and Brian Ilsley, then working together as jewellery makers in St Ives, to produce a small version in silver on walnut (O'Casey, interview with the author, 16 Oct.1996). ed.
Then, in 1965 and 1966, she created the paintings Construction I and II, the armature of drawn lines from which was translated into her 1966-67 sculpture Construction (Crucifixion). The Warden is the senior officer of the College and is responsible to its Board and through the Board to the Archbishop for the academic, strategic and liturgical leadership of the College, as well as ensuring the good management of its administration, finances, admissions, pastoral care and discipline.
in col. on cover), , Plymouth City Art Gallery, June-Aug. 1970 (54ü), , Hakone Open-Air Museum, Japan, June-Sept. 1970, (31ü, repr. While the sides are smooth, their larger, slightly convex, faces bear the texture of the carving of the original, , vol.4, no.1, 1967, p.20). One of the semi-circular sections is pierced by a cylindrical hole which, on one side, is set within a semi-circular concavity. .
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