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Michael Ayrton
Henry Moore Playing Table-Tennis, Forte de Marmi
, 1966
50 x 39 cm. (19.7 x 15.4 in.)
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Michael Ayrton
British, 1921–1975
Henry Moore Playing Table-Tennis, Forte de Marmi
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1966
Michael Ayrton
Henry Moore Playing Table-Tennis, Forte de Marmi
, 1966
50 x 39 cm. (19.7 x 15.4 in.)
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Medium
Pencil and wash
Size
50 x 39 cm. (19.7 x 15.4 in.)
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Christopher Kingzett Fine Art
London
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Provenance
The Artist’s Estate; Andrew Burt
Exhibitions
The Lightbox, Celebrating Michael Ayrton: A Centenary Exhibition 2021 (no exhibition number)
Literature
Justine Hopkins Michael Ayrton: Ideas, Images, Reflections 2021 (repr.p.118)
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Description
Moore and Ayrton were life-long friends who pursued an on-going rivalry at Table-Tennis; a competition which according to Ayrton’s biographer Justine Hopkins ‘’Moore usually won’’
(Justine Hopkins Michael Ayrton 1994 p.331).
Moore had a house in Forte de Marmi and in 1966 the two artists were collaborating on a commission from Thames and Hudson for a book on Giovanni Pisano.
Ayrton affectionately referred to Moore as ‘Old Henry’ and acknowledged the contribution he made to his development as a sculptor.
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