In St Ives on holiday, we visited Barbara Hepworth’s studio and garden, now part of Tate St Ives; Hepworth (1903-1975) died there in a fire about 40 years ago, and in her will asked that Trewyn Stu…
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Although I know little about sculpture, there is something monolithic and ancient about her work which appeals to me a great deal.
Best wishes, Pete. x
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I must visit St. Ives. I’ve seen her work before but St Ives seems the place to go. Thanks, Sarah
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