Dimensions: 21/16 x 43/8 x 21/16 inches

Conceived in 1962, this version in coloured Bronze was cast by the Foundry Fiorini in London in an addition of 9 + 1

This bronze is registered in the Archives of the Henry Moore Foundation in Leeds under the reference

L.H. 865

Henry Moore was one of the most important and influential British sculptors of the twentieth Century. He is best known for his semi-abstract monumental bronze sculptures which are located around the world as public works of art.

His forms are usually abstractions of the human figure, typically depicting mother-and-child or reclining figures.

Works by the Artist are in many private and public collections throughout the world including the Tate Gal-lery, London.

Provenance: Galerie Patrick Cramer, Geneva

Private collection Lugano

Exhibited: le Haye, Beelden aan Zee, Henry Moore: Form and Material 7 April—22nd October 2023- another example illustrated

Unframed: 21/16 x 43/8 x 21/16 inches

Bronze with Brown Patina , signed