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Hill Arches 1973

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Hill Arches 1973
Hill Arches in June 2014
ArtistHenry Moore
Year1973
CatalogueLH 636[1]
MediumBronze
Dimensions550 cm (220 in)

Hill Arches is a bronze sculpture by Henry Moore, catalogued as LH 636.

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Description

The piece is made of four separate parts, three of which are described by Roger Berthoud, Moore's biographer, as being stirrup-shaped; the fourth is a large sphere.[2]

Casts

One cast is situated in the Karlsplatz in front of the Karlskirche in Vienna,[3] where it was installed in 1978[4] – initially to complaints that it disrupted the views of the historic church.[5] Another is sited at the headquarters of Deere and Company in Illinois.[6]

References

  1. ^ "Hill Arches". henry-moore.org. Archived from the original on 30 November 2019.
  2. ^ Berthoud, Roger (2003). The Life of Henry Moore (2 ed.). London: Giles de la Ware. p. 404.
  3. ^ "Hill Arches". Henry Moore Foundation. Retrieved 20 April 2017.
  4. ^ Berthoud, Roger (2003). The Life of Henry Moore (2 ed.). London: Giles de la Ware. p. 413.
  5. ^ Berthoud, Roger (2003). The Life of Henry Moore (2 ed.). London: Giles de la Ware. p. 456.
  6. ^ Berthoud, Roger (2003). The Life of Henry Moore (2 ed.). London: Giles de la Ware. p. 405.

External links

Media related to Hill Arches - Henry Moore (LH 636) at Wikimedia Commons

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