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Henry Moore

British, 1898-1986

No image available,
but we're working on it

Art Gallery of Ontario poster, 1974

Artwork Details

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exhibition poster

Collection Buffalo AKG Art Museum

Credit

Gift of Seymour H. Knox, Jr., 1976

Accession ID

UNNUMBERED-33

Object Classifications:

Information forms

Work Type:

Poster

Information may change due to ongoing research. Glossary of Terms

Other Works by This Artist

  • Reclining Figure with Pink Rocks, 1942

    Henry Moore

    Reclining Figure with Pink Rocks
  • Reclining Figure, 1935-1936

    Henry Moore

    This wooden sculpture could abstractly resemble a reclining female body. The dark brown wood is polished to reveal the wood grain and knots throughout the form. The figure’s legs seem to be gently bent, and she appears to be resting on her elbows, with her head propped upright. The artist left the torso as an empty space, allowing viewers to see through the sculpture.
  • Six Reclining Figures, 1963

    Henry Moore

    Six Reclining Figures
  • Two Figures, 1949

    Henry Moore

    Two Figures
  • Reclining Figure: Holes, 1975

    Henry Moore

    Reclining Figure: Holes
  • Maquette for "Hill Arches", 1972

    Henry Moore

    Maquette for Hill Arches
  • Two-Piece Reclining Figure No. 4, 1961

    Henry Moore

    Two-Piece Reclining Figure No. 4
  • Reclining Figure No. 1, 1959

    Henry Moore

    Reclining Figure No. 1
  • Internal and External Forms, 1953-1954

    Henry Moore

    Internal and External Forms
  • Mother and Child, 1959

    Henry Moore

    No image available,
    but we’re working on it

  • Oval with Points, 1968

    Henry Moore

    No image available,
    but we’re working on it

Collection Highlights

All Collection Highlights
  • Still Life #20, 1962

    Tom Wesselmann

    Still Life #20
  • Flood, 2007

    Barnaby Furnas

    Long, thick, horizontal strokes of paint ranging in hue from black to bright magenta span the pale blue background of this abstract painting. In the upper right corner, the background emerges behind a light spray and thin drips of red paint. A faint white vertical line, like a narrow beam of light, stretches from the center of the canvas’s top toward the bottom but is quickly subsumed under the horizontal strokes.
  • Le Christ jaune (The Yellow Christ), 1889

    Paul Gauguin

    Le Christ jaune (The Yellow Christ)
  • Milkweed, 1955

    Lee Krasner

    This vertically oriented canvas seems to contain three layers. Softly defined rectangles in shades of mottled green, white, and cream form the background. Six large, amorphous black shapes with ragged edges rest on top. Finally, three cream-colored slivers extend vertically from the base of painting on its right side. Near the top and to the left of these forms, three small orange shapes peep out from background.
  • Reclining Figure, 1935-1936

    Henry Moore

    This wooden sculpture could abstractly resemble a reclining female body. The dark brown wood is polished to reveal the wood grain and knots throughout the form. The figure’s legs seem to be gently bent, and she appears to be resting on her elbows, with her head propped upright. The artist left the torso as an empty space, allowing viewers to see through the sculpture.
  • Exuberance, 1955

    Hans Hofmann

    Multidirectional, abstract brushstrokes animate the surface of this vertically oriented canvas. Dark blues, greens, and blacks contrast with passages of pale yellow and red. Two areas of red at top right and toward the bottom of the lower edge of the canvas seem to pulsate forward. At top left, a dark brown arc that looks like the letter C is surrounded with a dark rectangular outline.
  • Fields of Grain as Seen from Train, 1931

    Arthur Garfield Dove

    Geometric forms in different shades of red, green, and light brown shape this abstract landscape. A large green triangular shape stripped with seven black furrows, stretches from the middle of the top edge to the bottom-right corner and toward to the bottom-left corner. A dark red shape with a scalloped edge borders the right side of the triangle, and a light brown sphere patterned with five horizontal waves peeks out from behind the triangle’s left side.
  • Piano Piece, 1993

    Nam June Paik

    At the heart of this sculpture are thirteen boxy television sets of different sizes stacked atop of an upright player piano. Some screens livestream the moving keys as recorded by a video camera on a tripod set up in front of the piano while others show prerecorded footage of hands playing a piano. A white stool and a small spotlight on a tripod illuminating the keyboard are also set up in front of the piano.
  • look and see, 2005

    Jim Hodges

    look and see

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