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Lot 12 Details
The Collector`s Eye 27-28 May 2020
Mother And Child ...
Etching and aquatint
8.25 x 11.5 in
Winning bid $2,340 Rs 1,73,160 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
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Lot 16 Details
Impressionist and Modern Art Auction 15-16 February 2012
Mother and Child IV
Etching and aquatint on paper
12.5 x 9.5 in
Winning bid $3,180 Rs 1,59,000 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
Lot 17 Details
Torso Column
Bronze
View Dimensions Height: 7.5 in (19 cm )Width: 4.5 in (11.4 cm) Depth: 4.5 in (11.4 cm)
Lot 34 Details
Three Reclining...
Pen and ink with wash on paper
9.5 x 6.5 in
Winning bid $28,200 Rs 14,10,000 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
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Henry Moore
and Design p. 195). There are at least three casts of this sculpture held in public collections at the Henry Moore Foundation in the UK at Takaoka Art ...The smooth twist of the figure's torso and dynamic appendages underscore what Roger Fry the critic whom Moore most admired said "...the greatest art
Henry Moore's work can be defined by the reclining figure - no other artist has spent as long studying and playing with its forms. He first worked ...and stable at the same time that it has repose" (H. Moore as quoted in R. Melville Henry Moore Sculpture and Drawings New York 1971 p. 261
Henry Moore's position as a leading international sculptor is routed in the basic human dimension of his work. As an artist his course changed throughout his career he experimented with the influence of ancient and tribal art that he had studied in the British Museum in the 1940s he engaged
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