Henry Moore (1898–1986) is one of Britain's most famous modern sculptors, who redefined what monumental art could be. By moving away from traditional commemorative forms toward organic, abstract shapes, he explored the relationship between human figures and the natural world, and transformed the landscape of public sculpture in the post-war period.This introduction offers an incisive look at the life and work of Moore. It follows his development as an artist who was endlessly...
