Henry Moore became one of the most influential British sculptors of the twentieth century through reclining figures, mother-and-child groups and increasingly abstract organic forms. His wartime shelter drawings and monumental public commissions broadened his international reputation.
Sculpture; drawing
Major Works
- 1938Reclining Figure
- 1938Recumbent Figure
- 1950Helmet Head No. 1
- 1952–53King and Queen
- 1951Reclining Figure: Festival
- 1966–69Large Two Forms
- 1964–66Nuclear Energy
- 1968–69Three Piece Sculpture: Vertebrae
- 1962–65Knife Edge Two Piece
- 1948–49Family Group
Interviews & Writing
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