Sculpture - Escultura: Henry Moore - 1960-69 - Part 2 - Links
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Lithograph on paper
image: 524 x 483 mm
on paper, print
Presented by Curwen Studio through the Institute of Contemporary Prints 1975
Eight Reclining Figures on Rock Background 1963
Lithograph on paper
image: 651 x 505 mm
on paper, print
Presented by Curwen Studio through the Institute of Contemporary Prints 1975
Moore made a sequence of Helmet Head pieces that were intended to convey emotions of vulnerability and protection. He explained the idea partly came from ‘Wyndham Lewis talking about the shell of lobster covering the soft flesh inside. This became an established idea with me – that of an outer protection to an inner form, and it may have something to do with the mother and child idea ... The helmet is a kind of protection thing, too, and it became a recording of things inside other things. In the helmet you do not quite know what is inside.’
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