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Alan Bowness
Alan Bowness was a writer with a deep interest in sculpture. He is particularly known for his work on Henry Moore, exploring the artist's significant contributions to the art world.
Bernard Meadows
Synopsis
This illustrated monograph explores the work of British sculptor Bernard Meadows, a significant figure in post-war British art. It examines his early obsession with themes of fear, depicted through frightened birds and armed figures, and traces the evolution of his style to include more sensuous and erotic elements in his later career. The volume features full-page color and black-and-white plates of major sculptures and drawings, alongside a complete catalogue of his work and essays by Alan Bowness and Penelope Curtis.