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Publication Received
The Sculpture of William Tucker
12/2007 | 1257 | 149
Pages: 868
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Reviewer:
Stonard, John-Paul (Stonard, John-Paul)
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The Sculpture of William Tucker | author: Sleeman, Joy
Supplement
Acquisitions of Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century Art by Museums: Supplement
11/1975 | 872 | 117
Pages: 756-758
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1. Seated Girl, by Henry Moore. Signed and Dated 1929. Black Chalk, Grey and Black Wash on Paper, 51.8 by 29 cm. (British Museum).
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100. The Shelterers, by Henry Moore. Signed and Dated 1941. Pencil, Charcoal and Coloured Chalk on Paper, 39.3 by 55.8 cm. (British Museum).
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101. Architectural Composition, by Saul Steinberg. Signed. Pen and Ink. (British Museum).
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102. Studies for Helmets, by Henry Moore. Signed and Dated 1950. Water-Colour, Pen and Ink and Coloured Crayons. (British Museum).
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103. La Corrida, by Pablo Picasso. Signed and Dated 1950. Water-Colour. (British Museum).
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104. On the Man Haulage (the Run), by Henry Moore. Signed and Dated 1942. Crayon, Pen and Black Ink, Squared with Pencil, White Painted Margin, 25.1 by 17.8 cm. (British Museum).
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105. Tête, by Jean Dubuffet. Signed and Dated 1954. Water-Colour, Pen and Ink. (British Museum).
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106. A drawing, by William Tucker. Signed and Dated 1975. Felt Pen on Newsprint, 41.1 by 29.7 cm. (British Museum).
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107. Four Serial Drawings, by Kenneth Martin. Dated 1958. Pen and Ink, 33.3 by 20.8 cm. (British Museum).
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81. Ino and Bacchus, by R. J. Wyatt. Marble; Height, 130.2 cm. (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge).
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82. Venus Verticordia, by John Gibson. c.1850. Marble; Height, 174 cm. (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge).
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83. Maternal Love, by E. H. Bailey. Signed and Dated 1841. Marble; Height, 91.5 cm. (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge).
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84. 'Red and White Roses' - Katie and Lizzie Keown, by Julia Margaret Cameron. c.1867. Photograph. (National Portrait Gallery, London).
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85. Thomas Carlyle, by Julia Margaret Cameron. c.1867. Photograph. (National Portrait Gallery, London).
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86. On the Brink, by Alfred Elmore. R. A. 1865. Canvas, 114 by 83.5 cm. (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge).
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87. Pêcheuse de Vignot, by Jean Baptiste Carpeaux. 1874. Bronze; Height, 70.1 cm. (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge).
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88. 'Choosing' (Ellen Terry), by G. F. Watts. R. A. 1864. Panel, 47 by 35.5 cm. (National Portrait Gallery, London).
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89. L'Eglise de Vétheuil, by Claude Monet. Signed and Dated (Later) 1880. Canvas, 51 by 61 cm. (Southampton Art Gallery).
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90. Study for the Portrait of Serena Lederer, by Gustav Klimt. 1898-99. Conté Crayon on Paper, 45.3 by 30.5 cm. (British Museum).
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91. Bordellszene, by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. 1913. Woodcut; Untrimmed sheet, 14.9 by 9 cm. (British Museum).
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92. Kathedrale, by Kurt Schwitters. One of 8 Lithographs. 1920. Page Size, 22.4 by 14.3 cm. (British Museum).
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93. Kathedrale, by Kurt Schwitters. One of 8 Lithographs. 1920. Page Size, 22.4 by 14.3 cm. (British Museum).
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94. Scofield Thayer, by E. E. Cummings. 1921. Oil on Cardboard, 44.25 by 23.5 cm. (National Portrait Gallery, Washington D. C.).
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95. Angel, by Natalia Gontcharova. Pencil on Paper, 40.4 by 31 cm. (British Museum).
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96. Working Sketch for 'Abstract Composition', by Cecil Stephenson. 1937. Bodycolour, Pencil and Ink on Graph Paper, 25.4 by 18.5 cm. (British Museum).
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97. Abstract Composition Based on Type, by Stella Steyn. Signed. 1931-32. Lithograph and Bodycolour on Newsprint, 20.3 by 24.4 cm. (British Museum).
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98. Breakfast Table Bankshead/Villa Capriccio, by Ben Nicholson. c.1928-29. Pencil on Paper, 34.4 by 43.4 cm. (British Museum).
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99. Composition, by Alastair Morton. Signed and Dated 1938. Wash, Pencil and Ink on Paper, 25 by 35.3 cm. (British Museum).
Exhibition Review
Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: London
07/1975 | 868 | 117
Pages: 495-499
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Roberts, Keith (Roberts, Keith; R., K.)
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100. Stiff Box No. 12, by Lucas Samaras. 1971. Corten Steel, 192 by 139 by 35 cm. (Collection Mr and Mrs Wilfred P. Cohen, Exh. Hayward Gallery).
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101. Eric Gill, by David Jones. Signed and Dated 1930. Pencil and Water-Colour, 62.5 by 49.8 cm. (Exh. Anthony D'Offay, London).
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102. Rotary Rings. (4th Version), by Kenneth Martin. 1968. Brass; Height 93.3; Greatest Radius, 31.7 cm. (Tate Gallery).
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90. Detail from the Model of the Effigy of the Duke of Wellington for the Wellington Monument in St Paul's Cathedral, by Alfred Stevens. c. 1865. Plaster. (Exh. Victoria and Albert Museum).
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91. Study for the Figure of Truth for the Wellington Monument in St Paul's Cathedral, by Alfred Stevens. 1856-65. Red Chalk. (Exh. Victoria and Albert Museum).
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92. Model Prepared by Sidney Smirke, the Architect, for the Reading Room of the British Museum, Painted by Alfred Stevens to Illustrate His Proposed, but Unexecuted, Scheme of Decoration, c. 1855. Wood, Cardboard and Plaster. (Exh. Victoria and Albert Museum).
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93. Hot Air Stove, Designed by Alfred Stevens, Made by Henry Hoole & Co., and Exhibited at the Great Exhibition of 1851. (Exh. Victoria and Albert Museum).
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94. Competition Model for the Wellington Monument, by Alfred Stevens. 1856-57. (Exh. Victoria and Albert Museum).
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95. Audley End Park V, by Edward Bawden. Water-Colour, 75 by 55.25 cm. (Exh. Fine Art Society, London).
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96. Small Screw Mobile, by Kenneth Martin. 1953. Brass and Steel, 63.5 by 22.9 cm. (Tate Gallery).
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97. Chance and Order 10 (Monastral Blue), by Kenneth Martin. 1972. Canvas, 91.4 by 91.4 cm. (Tate Gallery).
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98. Medicine Ball, by Robert Hudson. 1973. Mixed Media; Diameter, 61 cm. (Courtesy of the Hansen Fuller Gallery); Exh. Hayward Gallery).
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99. Five across, by James Wolfe. 1974. Steel, 162 by 142 by 353 cm. (Exh. Hayward Gallery).
Supplement
Acquisitions of Modern Art by Museums: Supplement
08/1970 | 809 | 112
Pages: 559-564
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100. Another View of the Sculpture Illustrated in Fig.99. [Seated Man, by Mario Ceroli. Wood, 141 by 129 by 40 cm. (Von der Heydt Museum, Wuppertal.)]
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101. The Well-Made Play, by Kenneth Hughes. 1969 Painted Wood, 152.5 by 152.5 by 31 cm. (Birmingham City Museum and Art Gallery.)
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102. Ruth in the Kitchen, by George Segal. 1964. Plaster Figure, round Table, Two Cushions, Aluminium Cup, 126 by 196 by 220 cm. (Von der Heydt Museum, Wuppertal.)
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80. Femme Egorgée, by Alberto Giacometti. 1932. Bronze, 20.4 by 87.5 by 63.4 cm. (Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh.)
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81. Warrior Bird, by Elizabeth Frink. Bronze; Height, 37.4 cm. (Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh.)
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82. La Pacholette, by César (César Baldaccini). 1966. Bronze; Height, 86.4 cm. (Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh.)
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83. The Risen Christ, by Jacob Epstein. 1919. Bronze; Height, 218 cm. (Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh.)
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84. Woman with Mandoline, by Henri Laurens. Original Plaster, 1919. Terra-Cotta, One of Edition of Six Cast in 1957 by Jan Van Dongen. (Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool.)
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85. Seated Figure, by Jacques Lipchitz. 1916 or 1917 (Original Stone). Bronze; Height, 75 cm. (Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh.)
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86. Femme Debout à Draperie au Bras Levé, by Henri Laurens. 1928. Bronze; Height, 38.1 cm. (Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh.)
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87. The Cruel Song, by Robert Jacobsen. 1968-69. Bronze; Height, 48.1 cm. (Nasjonalgalleriet, Oslo.)
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88. Fragmented Figure Construction, by Richard Hunt. 1963. Welded Steel; Height, 143.5 cm. (The Cleveland Museum of Art, Gift of Arnold H. Maremont.)
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89. Sphere with Inner Form, by Barbara Hepworth. 1963. Bronze; Height (With Base), 100 cm; Width, 96.4 cm; Depth, 84 cm. (Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester.)
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90. Ball of Nails, by Gunther Uecker. 1966. Nails and Canvas; Diameter, 58 cm. (Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool.)
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91. The Onion, by Alexander Calder. Signed and Dated 1965. Stabile; Black-Painted Steel, 183 by 183 cm. (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.)
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92. Zig VIII, by David Smith. Signed and Dated 1965. Height, 8 ft. $4frac{3}{4}$ in; Width, 7 ft. 7½ in; Depth, 6 ft 11 in. (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.)
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93. Series A, No.2, by William Tucker. 1968-69. Fibreglass, 84 by 229 by 211 cm. (City Art Gallery, Leeds.)
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94. Crash, by Eduardo Paolozzi. 1964. Welded Aluminium, 239 by 150 by 91.5 cm. (Ulster Museum, Belfast.)
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95. Mirror Image I, by Louise Nevelson. 1969. Black Painted Wood, 299 by 534 by 53.7 cm. (Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas.)
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96. Detail from Boat Frieze, by Sigurd Winge. 1939. Copper, Wood, Stone, Glass; the Whole Frieze, 30 m. (Nasjonalgalleriet, Oslo.)
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97. Table Amoncellante, by Jean Dubuffet. 1968. Painted Polyester. (Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam.)
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98. The Bed, by Wessel Couzijn. 1967. Iron and Bronze, 113 by 260 by 170 cm. (Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam.)
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99. Seated Man, by Mario Ceroli. Wood, 141 by 129 by 40 cm. (Von der Heydt Museum, Wuppertal.)