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Module A
Module B
Module C
Module D
St Ives Modro System ™
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The St Ives Modro System ™ is inspired by a Barbara Hepworth textile design. This unique modular concept comes from designers Rosie Irving and Antonia Young.
Haddonstone has transformed the design into a three dimensional form, used initially as part of the Chelsea Fringe, before it moved to Tate Britain for the duration of the “Barbara Hepworth: Sculpture for a Modern World” exhibition in 2015.
Being a modular system, you have the option to either recreate the entire Barbara Hepworth design or select certain elements to create an entirely new shape. Modules A, B ,C and D are shown in additional images.
Please note – price shown is for complete St Ives Modro System ™ comprises Modules A, B, C and D. Modules are available individually. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.
- A rare opportunity to acquire a Barbara Hepworth inspired design
- Available in Portland and Slate colors
- Perfect for enhancing any open space with a contemporary design
- Robust, frost proof modular design that will last for years
Mechanical lifting on site is required in all instances
Please note that this product is handmade to order in the UK.
Whilst we do everything we can to ensure you receive your order as quickly as possible, sometimes our production and delivery times take longer than usual.
Please contact us for shipping quote. Call 719 948 4554 or email michelleb@haddonstone.com
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Dimensions and weights
Dimensions Metric Imperial total weight 738 kg 868 lbs overall width 7350 mm 289” maximum height 450 mm 17 ¾” overall length 10840 mm 427” weight per metre 315 kg 694 lbs -
Product information
SKU: HP543
Barbara Hepworth was one of the most successful artists in the world during the 1950s and 1960s. Born in 1903, Barbara Hepworth lived in St Ives from 1949 until her death in 1975. The St Ives Modro System ™ has now been moved from Tate Britain to the corner of Black Prince Road and Newport Street, London SE11 6AY – just 150 metres from Damien Hirst’s acclaimed new gallery. Although now showing “signs of wear” following two moves, the installation can still impress visitors.
- CAD drawings and technical sheets
