Henry Moore, Stonehenge I: Balancing Lintel, 1973

Henry Moore, Stonehenge I: Balancing Lintel, 1973Henry Moore grew up in Yorkshire and claimed the landscape as a formative artistic influence. Specific landscapes continued to inspire him throughout his life; Moore was so struck by a visit to Stonehenge in 1921 that he created a series of detailed lithographs of the stones some 50 years later. In 1979, Moore presented a complete set of his Stonehenge Suite, 1971 73, 18 lithographs and etchings to Wakefield's art collection. To get these lithographs

For the balance of Brutalism and Nature

natural environments

Striking stone & slate ornament inspired by the abstract forms of Barbara Hepworth's work

Edition of 50 (plus 7 artist proofs)

Kenesha Sneed shows how Eisha learns to live with the sense of loss and of the joyful power of making something new out of what is left behind

Every blot's an inspiration

Edition of 35

The Newell teapots are reproduced in plastic

opening in 2011

Mini print depicting Henry Moore's Pitboys at Pit Head (1942)

with a focus on Chadwick’s interdisciplinary interests and engagement with education

Chest 64 cm