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Recumbent Figure

Date1938

Artwork TypeSculpture Carving

Catalogue NumberLH 191

Mediagreen Hornton stone

Dimensionsartwork: 88.9 × 132.7 × 73.7 cm

OwnershipThe Trustees of the Tate Gallery, London: presented by the Contemporary Arts Society, 1939

Collections

Exhibitions

1968 London, Tate Gallery, Henry Moore

1950 Bern, Kunsthalle Bern, Henry Moore

1999 Recklinghausen, Kunsthalle, Henry Moore

2010 London, Tate Britain, Toronto, Art Gallery of Ontario & Leeds, Leeds City Art Gallery, Henry Moore

1950 Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, Henry Moore

Published References

Henry Moore, Volume One: Sculpture and Drawings 1921-1948: 4th edition, edited by David SYLVESTER, with an introduction by Herbert READ.

How to Look at Art

TRU-OL Postcard Booklet: VISA 1301 Material & Form

Five Hundred Years of British Art

Impressionist and Modern Art Works On Paper and Day Sale

Art: A Brief History

Art: A Brief History.

Henry Moore in Public.

The Seduction of Curves: The Lines of Beauty That Connect Mathematics, Art, and the Nude

Gateways to Art - Understanding the Visual Arts

Le Musée Disney

Man is an Artist - The Story of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture through the Ages for Boys and Girls

Janson's History of Art - The Western Tradition

Kenneth Clark: Looking for Civilisation

Henry Moore: Sculpture and Drawings; with an introduction by Herbert Read

Why is Art Full of Naked People? & other vital questions about art.

Prebles' Artforms - An Introduction to the Visual Arts

Modern British Art - Evening Sale

Art History

Humanising the Landscape: The Outdoor Placement of Twentieth-century Sculpture and its Aesthetic Impact Upon the Viewer

Contemporary Art Society

A private view of Henry Moore

Dictionnaire Dixel 2010

Designing UNESCO - Art, Architecture and International Politics at Mid-Century

3D Interactive Visualisation of Henry Moore's Recumbent Figure 1938

The Arts - 100 Years of Modern Masters

Back to the Future: time traveller trail.

Contemporary & Modern Art at Tate Britain.

La dona, metamorfosi de la modernitat

Art for the Nation: exhibitions and the London public 1747-2001.

Henry Moore: carving a reputation.

Tate Diary 2002.

Material Matters: the conservation of modern sculpture; edited by Jackie Heuman.

Art Bits: apprentice level sculpture.

La Petite Encyclopédie de l'Art; conseiller littéraire Alain Rey, ouvrage réalisé sous la direction de Brigitte Govignon.

Kunst: vi ser pa arkitektur, skulptur og maleri fra antikken og frem til var tid.

Navix: encyclopedia of current knowledge.

Artforms: an introduction to the visual arts. 5th edition.

The Art Book.

The Sussex Scene: artists in Sussex in the twentieth century.

Henry Moore: Sculpture and Drawings: 3rd edition, with an introduction by Herbert Read

Moderne Kunst: Zugänge zu ihren verständnis (Modern Art: guidelines to a better understanding); Herausgeber Günther REGEL.

Arts in Civilisation: pre-historic culture to the twentieth century.

Images and Imagination: an introduction to art.

A Basic History of Art. Third edition.

The Nude.

Henry Moore: Sculpture and Drawings.

The missing half.

La Fantasia dell'Arte nella Vita Moderna. (The Inventive Power of Art in Modern Life).

Exhibition of sculpture in Battersea Park.

Henry Moore: Complete Sculpture, Volume 1, Sculpture 1921-48; edited by David Sylvester

Art Past, Art Present.

Londres

New Milestones: sculpture, community and the land.

Modern British Sculpture from the Collection.

The Creative Impulse: an introduction to the arts. 2nd edition.

Investigating Art: a practical guide for young people.

L'Arte Contemporanea: da Cézanne alle ultime tendenze. (Modern Art: from Cézanne to the latest tendencies).

Bernard Meadows Talking to Derek Pullen and Richard Calvocoressi about his and Henry Moore's work.

La Storia dell'Arte. (The Story of Art); raccontata da E.H. GOMBRICH, traduzione di Maria Luisa SPAZIANI.

Katharine Kuh, 1904-.: Papers, 1935-1969.

London and its Museums: photographs by Ursula Pfistermeister.

Making Sculpture: materials and methods.

More loophole than law.

House near Halland, Sussex: Serge Chermayeff, architect.

Henry Moore.

The Tate Gallery's Wartime Acquisitions.

Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Art: painting, sculpture, architecture.

La Storia dell'Arte; raccontata da E.H. GOMBRICH.

Contemporary sculpture in the open air.

Sculpture in the open air.

Art in Progress.

The Tate Gallery: the collection of sculpture.

A History of Art.

I had a hysterectomy.

Plastik im Grünraum. (Sculpture in the open air).

A Descriptive Catalogue of Art Films presented by The Arts Council of Great Britain in co-operation with The British Film Institute 1952-1953.

Recumbent Figure by Henry Moore.

Art in the Modern World.

My years at the Tate.

Recumbent Figure: Henry Moore.

Boring Art, Impotent Politics Mixing aesthetics and activisim does a disservice to both

Man and his Images: a way of seeing.

O'Keeffe and Moore

Art et Mesure de l'Espace. (Art and Measure of Space).

Histoire Mondiale de l'Art, 6: les arts primitifs, l'art moderne. (History of World Art, 6: primitive art, modern art).

Art and Civilization.

Sculpture for the Blind.

We Create Art Creates Us.

Time of Need: forms of imagination in the twentieth century.

Two at the Tate.

Looking at Pictures in the Tate Gallery; with Michael COMPTON.

History of Art for Young People. Second edition; revised by Anthony F. JANSON.

Zorach Explains Sculpture: what it means and how it is made.

Moore-Carrière: Histoire d'une Collection [Moore-Carrière: The Story of a Collection]

A History of Art.

Landmarks of Western Art: architecture, painting, sculpture; general editors Bernard S. MYERS, Trewin COPPLESTONE.

Diccionario Enciclopédico Espasa. (Espasa Dictionary Encyclopedia).

Why Draw? 500 Years of Drawings and Watercolors at Bowdoin College

Histoire de l'Art; traduit de l'anglais par J. COMBE et Claude LAURIOL.

Modern Gardens and the Landscape.

The English Garden in Our Time: from Gertrude Jekyll to Geoffrey Jellicoe.

History of Art. 3rd edition revised and expanded by Anthony F. JANSON.

The Life of Henry Moore.

Gateways to Art: Understanding the Visual Arts

Kenneth Clark: Looking for Civilisation

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