Henry Moore and the sculpture of the cold war

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Henry Moore and the sculpture of the cold war

2014

C. Heathcote

Abstract

The man walked over and smashed the winning sculpture. Quite deliberately, then and there in the Tate Gallery. He struck it, then pushed it from the pedestal, raising his voice and, in fractured English, abusing the exhibition's organisers. It was March 16, 1953, in the first week of an international art prize honouring victims of political oppression.

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