This artist used flowing, ghostly lines in sketches such as Fenestration of the Ear and Concentration of Hands II, which depict medical procedures in a hospital. A restaurant designed by architect Jane Shore became the site for a white concrete sculpture by this artist that was originally exhibited on a revolving plinth. This artist created "sculptures with color" that feature white-painted exteriors and pale or deep blue interiors. With Ben Nich
This artist used flowing, ghostly lines in sketches such as Fenestration of the Ear and Concentration of Hands II, which depict medical procedures in a hospital. A restaurant designed by architect Jane Shore became the site for a white concrete sculpture by this artist that was originally exhibited on a revolving plinth. This artist created "sculptures with color" that feature white-painted exteriors and pale or deep blue interiors. With Ben Nicholson, this member of the Unit One group formed the nucleus of an art colony in St. Ives, Cornwall, whose coastline inspired the polished wood of (*) Pelagos and Wave. This creator of a sculpture in memory of Dag HammarskjÃ¶ld that stands at the UN building and the bronze Two Forms often stretched strings across the characteristic curved holes in her sculptures. For 10 points, name this friendly rival of Henry Moore, a female British modernist sculptor.
This artist used flowing, ghostly lines in sketches such as Fenestration of the Ear and Concentration of Hands II, which depict medical procedures in a hospital.
Barbara Hepworth