Henry Moore Lithographs
Henry Moore’s interest in printmaking began after World War I and continued until the end of his life. It formed an increasingly important part of Moore’s work from the 1970s, when he worked with specialist printers and publishers internationally, to meet a growing demand for his work. In 1968 Henry Moore became his own publisher establishing a partnership with Curwen that was to last 28 years, although the first prints he did with Curwen Press date to 1958, which were two editions: Eight Reclining Figures and Thirteen Standing Figures.
The exhibition at Leyden Gallery presents important lithograph prints from the Curwen Press collection.
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reclining figure interior setting1 1977
Lithograph 50x43cm
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Reclining figure cave 1979
Lithograph 64 x53cm
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Five reclining figures 1979
Lithograph 65 x48cm
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Reclining figure pointed 1979
Lithograph 66x 57cm
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Reclining figure Arched leg
Lithograph 63 x50cm
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Six sculpture ideas 1979
Lithograph 78 x47cm
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Two woman bathing child 1973
Lithographs 60 x55cm
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Black on Red image 1963
Lithograph 65 x 50cm