Although she lived and worked in Hampstead in the 1930s (the Royal Academy has a useful guide to the modernist artists and architects who were there at that time), Barbara Hepworth's working life is most closely associated with St Ives in Cornwall. Her modest house and studio, together with the marvellous sculpture garden, are now part of Tate St Ives. A visit is a marvellous way to gain an insight into her life and work.