Celebrating Dame Barbara Hepworth's legacy on her 10th January birthday, the Morris Singer Foundry, established in 1848 and recognized as the world's oldest fine art foundry, proudly highlights its collaboration with the renowned sculptor. In awe of Hepworth's artistic prowess, the foundry cast a striking, large, hollow, and asymmetrical sculpture at its London location. This masterpiece, derived from a plaster original meticulously prepared by Hepworth and her team in her Cornwall studio, captivates viewers with its intricate details.

This photo captures the essence of Dame Barbara Hepworth alongside her monumental creation at the Morris Singer Foundry, a historic institution committed to the fine art of sculpture casting. The collaboration between the sculptor and the world's oldest fine art foundry is a testament to the enduring legacy of both Hepworth's artistic vision and the foundry's dedication to craftsmanship that spans over a century.

Of particular significance, Hepworth's 'Single Form,' is an awe-inspiring public artwork situated in London's Battersea Park. This sculpture serves as a poignant memorial to Hepworth's friend, the former UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold, who tragically lost his life in a 1961 air crash. The Morris Singer Foundry not only brings to life the vision of Dame Barbara Hepworth but also plays a vital role in preserving and showcasing her artistic brilliance.

You can interact with the sculpture in 3D, VR and AR via this link: Single Form by Dame Barbara Hepworth