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Paul Mount

St Ives Modern and Contemporary 11th September 2021 - 2nd October 2021

Sculpture

Paul Mount (1922-2009) is an important British sculptor who pioneered sculptural abstraction. In 1962 Mount settled in the village of Nancherrow, Cornwall. Like Barbara Hepworth he conceived his sculpture in relation to the Cornish landscape. His fascination with machinery, however, led him to develop more angular, industrial forms than other Cornish modernists later on in his career, closer to those of the Basque sculptor Eduardo Chillida, whom he met in France in the 1970s.

POA

36 x 48 x 35 cms
Steel
12757

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham Wind Dance Series IV

Sir Terry Frost 12 Spirals

Sir Terry Frost Black Moon and Ochre

Sir Terry Frost Sun Bow

Barbara Hepworth Winter Solstice

Barbara Hepworth Pastorale

Rose Hilton Interior

Denis Mitchell Drawing for Sculpture No. 25, 1968

Winifred Nicholson Coastal Scene

Breon O'Casey Green Side Down I

Breon O'Casey Green Side Down II

Breon O'Casey Orange Centre

Tony O'Malley Bahamas Collage

Tony O'Malley Clodgy - April - 1976

John Anthony Park Cornish Harbour

John Anthony Park Seascape II (Mullion Cove)

Bryan Pearce Lilies, Cream Ginger Jar and Fruit

Bryan Pearce St Ives From Godrevy Terrace

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham Vision In Time II

Bob Bourne Cornish Fields

Bob Bourne Cornish Rolling Landscape with Blue Sky

Partrick Hayman Ice Maiden

Roger Hilton Untitled - illustration for Hilton's own copy of Paul Eluard poems

Matthew Lanyon Airfield

Padraig MacMiadhachain A Kiss Among the Stars

Padraig MacMiadhachain The Night Mystery

Denis Mitchell Untitled

Bryan Pearce Parish Church and Harbour

Bryan Pearce St Ives Harbour

Roy Ray March Etude 30

John Wells Untitled