Heinz Henghes
Peggy Guggenheim in London
The Making of a Collector
21 November 2026 – 14 March 2027
Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington House, London
In 1938 Peggy Guggenheim opened her first gallery, Guggenheim Jeune in London. Over eighteen months it challenged the conservative British art establishment with more than twenty exhibitions of Surrealist and abstract art, including a show of sculpture by Heinz Henghes in 1939. This exhibition, organised by the Peggy Guggenheim Collection Venice and the Royal Academy brings together works by many artists including Henghes that Peggy Guggenheim exhibited.
See works exhibited by Henghes in 1939 at the Guggenheim Jeune
Heinz Henghes
Henghes was a sculptor who lived from 1906 to 1975. This site will enable you to discover the Artist and his work.
A Chronology
The life of Heinz Henghes year by year
Connections
Sculptors, Artists, Writers and others known to Heinz Henghes arranged chronologically with links to external sites.
Exhibitions:
England & co. Spring 2006
Orleans House Autumn 2006
Hommage a H. Henghes August 2008
La Piscina – 1957
Henghes’ sculpture in the Italian landscape
To Keep Alive Uncertainty
Heinz Henghes on sculpture
Kein Volk Traegt Uns
Heinz Henghes on Herbert Read, art and society and the origins of his own work with marble
Photos of Heinz Henghes
A selection of images of the Artist.
Heinz
Recollections from Teresa Gleadowe
A Fantasypoem for HH
by Brian Patten
Heinz Henghes, Ezra Pound and the New Directions Colophon
Conversation with Heinz Henghes
An interview from 1973
Heinz Henghes
Henghes was a sculptor who lived from 1906 to 1975. This site will enable you to discover the Artist and his work.
A Chronology
The life of Heinz Henghes year by year
Connections
Sculptors, Artists, Writers and others known to Heinz Henghes arranged chronologically with links to external sites.
Exhibitions:
England & co. Spring 2006
Orleans House Autumn 2006
Hommage a H. Henghes August 2008
La Piscina – 1957
Henghes’ sculpture in the Italian landscape
To Keep Alive Uncertainty
Heinz Henghes on sculpture
Kein Volk Traegt Uns
Heinz Henghes on Herbert Read, art and society and the origins of his own work with marble
Photos of Heinz Henghes
A selection of images of the Artist.
Heinz
Recollections from Teresa Gleadowe
A Fantasypoem for HH
by Brian Patten
Heinz Henghes, Ezra Pound and the New Directions Colophon
Conversation with Heinz Henghes
An interview from 1973
Peggy Guggenheim in London
The Making of a Collector
21 November 2026 – 14 March 2027
Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington House, London
In 1938 Peggy Guggenheim opened her first gallery, Guggenheim Jeune in London. Over eighteen months it challenged the conservative British art establishment with more than twenty exhibitions of Surrealist and abstract art, including a show of sculpture by Heinz Henghes in 1939. This exhibition, organised by the Peggy Guggenheim Collection Venice and the Royal Academy brings together works by many artists including Henghes that Peggy Guggenheim exhibited.
See works exhibited by Henghes in 1939 at the Guggenheim Jeune