In the commodious 25-metre-long room, morning sun spilled through skylights and the waffle grid of the ceiling onto Moore’s sinuous bronzes and plasters. The space seemed purpose-built for the work.

Henry Moore, “Wall Relief: Maquette No.1” (1955), plaster with surface color; Henry Moore Foundation (photo Michael Phipps, eproduced by permission of the Henry Moore Foundation) ...

Henry Moore put modern sculpture on the map. Everybody has heard of him; a first in our field. But it’s not just about fame — he changed public perceptions of art. In the 1930s his sculptures ...

Yet this summer’s exhibition at the Henry Moore Foundation, Perry Green, Hertfordshire does just that. On show are the artist’s plasters, the carved or modelled pieces from which his bronzes ...

Inside the museum, there are 131 bronzes and original plasters, 73 drawings, and 689 prints by Moore. The AGO, as it is known, was founded in 1900 and named Art Museum of Toronto.

Henry Moore, the first modern artist to settle in the area, arrived in 1957 to make “Reclining Figure” for the UNESCO headquarters in Paris.

Bill Brandt’s Henry Moore (1942): “Bill Brandt’s portraits of Henry Moore span three decades, capturing the development of Moore’s practices and materials—from wartime master draughtsman ...

Henry Moore: Sculpture beneath the skies Landscape lends drama to the work of Henry Moore. Nick Trend suggests where to see it at its best.

A new exhibition showcasing the work of Henry Moore is opening in the place where he settled and worked. Thirty works by the acclaimed sculptor will be exhibited at his Perry Green studios in Much ...

The Inspired and Revolutionary Pairing of Georgia O’Keeffe and Henry Moore At the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the juxtaposition of the artists' works provides added depth and dimension.

Art Review At the MFA, ‘Georgia O’Keeffe and Henry Moore’ revels in rhyme not reason By Murray Whyte Globe Staff,Updated October 10, 2024, 6:12 p.m.