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Initialled in pencil, inscribed ‘Trial proof’.
Printed on Japon nacré paper by Curwen Prints Ltd, London.
Published by Art et Poésie, Paris, in 1976.
(Cramer 318).
1973
Edition Size: A proof before the regular edition.
Sheet Size: 77.3 x 57 cm
Signed
Condition: Excellent
Initialled in pencil, inscribed ‘Trial proof’.
Printed on Japon nacré paper by Curwen Prints Ltd, London.
Published by Art et Poésie, Paris, in 1976.
(Cramer 318).
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In the twentieth century, one of the most important and celebrated British artists was Henry Moore. Renowned for his semi-abstract monumental bronzes, these sculptures can be seen all around the world. Usually a reclining figure and more often than not suggested as feminine, his work evokes analogies between the body and the landscape. The materials Moore used for his sculptures were mainly bronze or marble.