Description:
For more than 30 years after 1945 the visual arts in Britain spawned an increasingly rapid succession of theories and styles. With the revelation of the effects of the Holocaust and the atomic bomb after the war, the morality of the artistic gesture, and the language of humanism in appeared to need reaffirming. Hepworth would follow a classicizing abstraction while Moore would concentrate on family groups.0Featured artists include Kenneth Armitage, Lynn Chadwick, John Davies, Allen Jones, Raymond Mason, Margaret Mellis, Henry Moore, Eduardo Paolozzi, Victor Pasmore and Roland Piché.00Exhibition: Marlborough Fine Art, London, UK (25.10. - 25.11.2017)