Henry Moore

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Henry Moore was a renowned 20th-century British sculptor celebrated for his large-scale abstract bronze and stone sculptures displayed in public spaces worldwide.

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Henry Moore canonical 42
Henry Spencer Moore 3
Sculptures by Henry Moore 1

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instanceOf artist
human
modernist artist
sculptor
artisticFocus semi-abstract monumental sculpture
artisticTheme family group
internal and external forms
mother and child
reclining figure
awardReceived Companion of Honour (UK)
linked to: Companion of Honour

International Sculpture Prize, Venice Biennale 1948
Order of Merit (UK)
linked to: Order of Merit
burialPlace St Thomas’s Church, Perry Green, Hertfordshire
child Mary Moore
conflictParticipatedIn World War I
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1898-07-30
dateOfDeath 1986-08-31
educatedAt Leeds School of Art
Royal College of Art
foundationPurpose promotion of fine arts and public sculpture
founded Henry Moore Foundation
fullName Henry Spencer Moore
linked to: Henry Moore
genre public sculpture
influenced Anthony Caro
Barbara Hepworth
British post-war sculpture
Eduardo Paolozzi
influencedBy African sculpture
Constantin Brâncuși
Cycladic art
linked to: Cycladic culture

Jacob Epstein
Michelangelo
Pre-Columbian art
linked to: Pre-Columbian era
memberOf Royal Academy of Arts
militaryService British Army
movement Abstract art
Modernism
nationality British
notableFor large-scale abstract bronze sculptures
large-scale abstract stone sculptures
public art
notableRole leading British sculptor of the 20th century
notableWork Family Group (1950, Barclay School, Stevenage)
Knife Edge Two Piece (1962–1965, London)
Large Two Forms (1966–1969, Toronto)
linked to: Harbourfront Centre

Locking Piece
Nuclear Energy (1967, University of Chicago)
Reclining Figure (1938, Leeds University)
Reclining Figure (1951, Festival of Britain)
Three Piece Sculpture: Vertebrae (Dallas Piece)
occupation draughtsman
printmaker
sculptor
placeOfBirth Castleford, Yorkshire, England
linked to: Castleford
placeOfDeath Perry Green, Hertfordshire, England
spouse Irina Radetsky Moore
styleCharacteristic organic abstraction
pierced forms
undulating surfaces
usedMaterial bronze
plaster
stone
terracotta
wood
workExhibitedAt Berlin National Gallery sculpture garden
Lincoln Center, New York City
Tate Britain
UNESCO Headquarters, Paris
linked to: UNESCO Headquarters

Yorkshire Sculpture Park
workLocation London, England
Perry Green, Hertfordshire, England

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The Archer (Henry Moore) creator Henry Moore
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The Archer (Henry Moore) notableWorkOf Henry Moore
subject linked to: The Archer by Henry Moore
Henry Moore fullName Henry Spencer Moore
linked to: Henry Moore
Nuclear Energy creator Henry Moore
Nuclear Energy artist Henry Moore
Erasmus Prize notableLaureate Henry Moore
Constantin Brâncuși influenced Henry Moore
The Dallas Piece creator Henry Moore
The Dallas Piece artist Henry Moore
The Dallas Piece notableWorkOf Henry Moore
The Dallas Piece creatorBirthName Henry Spencer Moore
linked to: Henry Moore
Mary Moore notableFamilyMember Henry Moore
Mary Moore relative Henry Moore
Reclining Figure (1938, Leeds University) creatorBirthName Henry Spencer Moore
linked to: Henry Moore
Reclining Figure (1951, Festival of Britain) category Sculptures by Henry Moore
linked to: Henry Moore
Knife Edge Two Piece creator Henry Moore
Locking Piece creator Henry Moore
Locking Piece notableWorkOf Henry Moore
Barbara Hepworth associatedWith Henry Moore
Barbara Hepworth influencedBy Henry Moore
Anthony Caro influencedBy Henry Moore
Perry Green, Hertfordshire historicalResident Henry Moore
Perry Green, Hertfordshire category Henry Moore
Henry Moore Foundation namedAfter Henry Moore
Henry Moore Foundation foundedBy Henry Moore
Irina Radetsky Moore spouse Henry Moore