Henry moore sculptures

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Jaden Chu

a sculpture of a woman laying on top of a metal object in a museum display

Henri Moore

Elisabeth Frink

Rope Sculpture

Henry Moore Sculptures

3d Art Sculpture

Art Gallery Of Ontario

Barbara Hepworth

Joseph Mallord William Turner

Tate Britain

Francis Bacon & Henry Moore: Terror and Beauty at the AGO

Falling Warrior 1956-1957 Bronze by Henry Moore

a statue of two people sitting on a bench

King and Queen by English Artist Henry Moore Brown Patina Bronze Sculpture Decor

Total Dimensions: Height 12'' x Width 9'' Approximate Weight: 17 LBS Original Reproduction: Reproduction Although this sculpture was made around the time of Elizabeth II’s coronation, its subject is not the modern constitutional monarchy. Instead it focuses on the ancient conception of the monarch as a divine or divinely blessed being. Moore has combined naturalistic elements, for example the hands and feet, with more abstracted or primitive ones, such as the heads. His intention was to suggest

a large white sculpture sitting in the middle of a room next to a wall and floor

Modernism Sculpture

Wood Sculpting

Inspirational Sculpture

Sculptures Abstract

Rodin Sculpture

Chainsaw Carvings

Henry Moore at 120

Henry Moore at 120 | Art UK

a bronze statue of a woman holding a baby in her lap and sitting on a bench

Pregnant Clay Sculpture

Pregnant Belly Sculpture

Mother And Child Sculpture

Henry Moore Mother and Child Brown Patina Bronze Sculpture Marble Base Statue NR

Total Dimensions: Height 12'' x Width 6'' Approximate Weight: 10 LBS Original Reproduction: Reproduction True to the artist Henry Moore abstract and representational style, the woman and her baby is proportionally exaggerated, giving a defined plumpness to every part of her form. The pleasantly full-figured lady sits on a Park Bench both calm and relaxed holding her baby. Her head tilts dexterously upwards as she casts her eyes to the blue skies of a beautiful summer day. A sense of peace and ha

a bronze sculpture sitting on top of a white table

Figurative Kunst

Action Painting

Oldenburg

Contemporary Sculpture

Henry Moore In America

Hardback coffee table book featuring the work of artist, Henry Moore. By Henry J. Seldis, published in 1973. First edition, 283 pages. "Henry Moore In America attempts to reconstruct the highlights of Moore's transatlantic connections while sharing observations about the artist and his work culled from private correspondence and published evaluations."