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Publication Received
Paul Nash and John Nash. Design
10/2007 | 1255 | 149
Pages: 713
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Reviewer:
James, Merlin (James, Merlin; James, Merlin Ingli; Ingli James, Merlin; J., M.)
Subjects
artists:
Nash, Paul / Nash, John Northcote, 1893-1977
dates:
1900-1969 / 1970-1979
print:
Nash, Paul
print:
Nash, John, 1752-1835
subjects:
Illustrations / Design
subjects:
British
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Paul Nash and John Nash. Design | author: Skipwith, Peyton , author: Webb, Brian
Short Notice
Background Notes to Henry Moore's Time-Life Screen
09/1989 | 1038 | 131
Pages: 637-641
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Author:
Skipwith, Peyton (Skipwith, Peyton)
Subjects
artists:
Moore, Henry Spencer, 1898-1986
artists:
Rosenauer, Michael
artists:
Charoux, Siegfried
artists:
Dobson, Frank
artists:
Lambert, Maurice Prosper
artists:
Skeaping, John
artists:
Bradshaw, Lawrence
dates:
1950-1959
places:
England / London
subjects:
British architecture / British sculpture
subjects:
Correspondence / Documents
Illustrations
Attributed works:
61. The Time-Life Building, New Bond Street, London, Shortly after Its Completion in June 1953.
Attributed works:
62. Sketch Design for the Time-Life Screen, by John Skeaping. 1952. (Photograph from the Rosenauer Archive).
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63. Sketch Design for the Time-Life Screen, by Lawrence Bradshaw. 1952. (Photograph from the Rosenauer Archive).
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64. Sketch Design for the Time-Life Screen, by Maurice Lambert. 1952. (Photograph from the Rosenauer Archive).
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65. Sketch Design for the Time-Life Screen, by Siegfried Charoux. 1952. (Photograph from the Rosenauer Archive).
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66. Sketch Design for the Time-Life Screen, by Frank Dobson. 1952. (Photograph from the Rosenauer Archive).
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67. Maquette for the Time-Life Screen, by Henry Moore. 1952. Cast Plaster, 17.8 by 33 cm. The Ruled Lines Relate to Its Use by Rosenauer in the Preparation of Scale Models. (Formerly Michael Rosenauer Collection).
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68. Letter from Henry Moore to Michael Rosenauer, Dated 10th March 1952. (Rosenauer Archive).
Attributed works:
69. Photograph of Henry Moore at Work on the Time-Life Screen. 1952.