Henry Moore

Henry Moore was a renowned British sculptor born in 1898, famous for his large-scale, abstract sculptures that often depict the human form. His work is characterized by organic shapes and empty spaces, exploring themes of nature, humanity, and the relationship between figure and ground. Moore’s sculptures are often made from materials like stone and bronze, and many are displayed in outdoor public spaces. He played a significant role in popularizing modern sculpture in the 20th century, and his influence is seen in contemporary art today. Moore's legacy continues through his works in museums and public collections worldwide.