Barbara Hepworth, Winged Figure (prototype), 1961-2 rhubarb Materials: Textured watercolour paper with

Materials: Textured watercolour paper with solid oak frame

A large surge in adrenaline and noradrenaline temporarily stuns the heart and give rise to chest pain

As well as being a place of worship

making them unable to hold hot liquids and are thus useless as teapots

Lynda Benglis presented a retrospective exhibition at The Hepworth Wakefield from 6 February - 1 July 2015

Barbara Hepworth, Winged Figure (prototype), 1961-2 rhubarb Materials: Textured watercolour paper withIn 1963, Barbara Hepworths Winged Figure was unveiled, mounted on the side of the John Lewis department store on Oxford Street in London. Hepworth was a great admirer of the socialist ethos of John Lewis, a shop that was collectively owned by its workers, and she was attracted by the prominence of the site. The design was praised for embodying the idea of resurgence or aspiration long associated with the Partnership. The prototype for Winged Figure is