File:Grande tête totémique, Henry Moore,1968 (51918369241).jpg
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Ville-Marie, Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal, 1379 rue Sherbrooke ouest, Montréal, QC H3G 1K3 Né en 1898 à Castleford, en Angleterre, Henry Moore est reconnu comme l’un des plus grands sculpteurs du XXe siècle. Après ses études au Royal College of Art de Londres, il s’installe en 1932 à Hampstead, dans le même quartier que Ben Nicholson et Barbara Hepworth. En 1940, après le bombardement de son atelier, il se fixe à Much Hadham, dans l’Hertfordshire, où il habitera jusqu’à la fin de sa vie. Rejetant la tradition académique du modelage, Moore a réalisé la plupart de ses premières œuvres par taille directe. Pendant les années 1930, son art fut plus directement influencé par celui de l’avant-garde européenne, en particulier le surréalisme de Jean Arp. Bien qu’il ait produit des pièces purement abstraites, ses œuvres ont toujours été basées sur des formes naturelles – habituellement celles du corps humain. Moore dessinait constamment, et ses esquisses préparatoires lui permettaient d’étudier diverses poses et variations formelles. Il pouvait ensuite traduire en sculpture celles qui avaient retenu son attention. À compter du milieu des années 1950, toutefois, ses méthodes de travail ont changé. Ses sculptures sont devenues moins frontales, et il a constaté que travailler à partir d’un dessin était contraire à ses objectifs. Il n’a pas pour autant renoncé à dessiner, mais les dessins et lithographies en couleur qu’il a produits dans la dernière partie de sa carrière ont rarement trait à une sculpture particulière. Néanmoins, ayant cessé d’exécuter des œuvres monumentales à la fin de sa vie, il a continué à mettre sur papier ses idées de sculptures. Henry Moore est décédé à Much Hadham en 1986.86 <a href="https://artpublicmontreal.ca/artiste/moore-henry-2/" rel="noreferrer nofollow">artpublicmontreal.ca/artiste/moore-henry-2/</a> |
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