Walk around this sculpture and see the organic forms changing. Moore wanted his sculptures to reveal themselves gradually.
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Catalogue
Our catalogue, with a map, essays, 120 illustrations and a unique photostory, is a great souvenir of Moore at Kew.
13 - Large Two Forms
- LH 556
- Bronze Edition of 4 + 1
- Cast:
- Hermann Noack, Berlin
- Length:
- 610cm
- signature:
- stamped Moore, 0/4
- The Henry Moore Foundation:
- acquired 1992
This monumental sculpture looks completely at home in Kew, almost as though Kew was planted round it
M., Weybridge- How did he create objects as if they could only have been the result of natural processes over millions of years?
- So many faces to just one sculpture