Henry Moore is best known for his sculpture: for his large scale bronze works on display in cities throughout the world, for his semi-abstract carvings and representations of the female form. But it was, in fact, thanks to an exhibition of his Shelter drawings at the National Gallery in 1942 that Moore first received widespread recognition in Britain. This new exhibition, featuring over 150 drawings, explores his prolific career on paper.
Henry Moore Foundation
Dane Tree House