Henry Moore OM, CH, 'Reclining Figure' 1951 (Henry Moore: …
Reclining Figure is the original plaster sculpture from which a bronze cast was made for the Festival of Britain in 1951. The making of the piece was recorded in a pioneering documentary on Moore made by John Read for the BBC that year.
Henry Moore | Reclining Figure, No. 4 - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Title: Reclining Figure, No. 4. Artist: Henry Moore (British, Castleford 1898–1986 Much Hadham) Date: 1954–55. Medium: Bronze. Edition: unnumbered cast from an edition of 7 + 1. Dimensions: 15 1/2 × 23 1/2 × 12 1/2 in., 37 lb. (39.4 × 59.7 × 31.8 cm) Classification: Sculpture. Credit Line: Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Field, 1995 ...
‘Reclining Figure‘, Henry Moore OM, CH, 1951 - Tate
Working Model for Unesco Reclining Figure. Henry Moore OM, CH. 1957, cast c.1959–61. On display at Tate Britain part of Modern and Contemporary British Art.
Reclining Figure – Works – The Henry Moore Artwork Catalogue
Edition summary. Bronze edition of 9+1, cast 1982. Primary: plaster, 1982. The theme of the reclining figure was one of the most important in Moore’s work and one to which he returned throughout his life.
Reclining Figure – Works – The Henry Moore Artwork Catalogue
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Reclining Figure by Henry Moore | National Galleries of Scotland
He began making reclining figures in the late 1920s, and in the late 1930s produced several small, bronze reclining figures: these established the long, sinewy form which culminated in this sculpture.
81 - Reclining Figure - Sainsbury Centre
Title/Description: Reclining Figure. Artist/Maker: Henry Moore . Born: 1962 (from an original of 1930) Object Type: Sculpture. Materials: Bronze. Measurements: h. 92 x w. 182 x d. 50 mm. Accession Number: 81. Historic Period: 20th century. Production Place: Britain, England, Europe. Copyright: © Reproduced by permission of the Henry Moore ...
Henry Moore OM, CH, 'Reclining Figure' 1939 (Henry Moore: …
Made at Henry Moore’s home in Kent, Reclining Figure is an example of the artist’s experiments with lead casting in the late 1930s. Its molten, rounded forms testify to Moore’s interest in organic shapes and the sculptures of Jean Arp, while drawings relating to this work reveal that Moore imagined enlarging it and positioning it within a ...
Henry Moore: Reclining Figure: Arch Leg - Yorkshire Sculpture …
Henry Moore made his first reclining figure out of Mansfield stone in the early 1920s. The subject became his most recognisable and iconic, and one that he returned to prolifically throughout his career.
Reclining Figure - Saint Louis Art Museum
Reclining Figure. This monumental female figure represents the largest sculpture that Henry Moore made in the unconventional medium of concrete. Imitating the mottled colors of natural stone, Moore achieved a polychrome surface by adding red, brown, and black pigments to wet concrete without stirring the mixture uniformly. Once dried, Moore ...
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