Henry Moore Artwork Catalogue
Slow Form: Tortoise
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Slow Form: Tortoise
Date1962
Artist
Henry Moore
(British, 1898 - 1986)
Artwork TypeSculpture Summary
Catalogue NumberLH 502
Mediabronze
Dimensionsartwork (h x l x d): 10.6 x 20.5 x 10 cm
Ownershipedition summary - see individual casts for ownership
More InformationEdition summary
Bronze edition of 9+1 artist's copy, cast 1962-63
Foundry: Fiorini Ltd, London
Current or last known owner - click on the 'related' tab below to find out more about specific works
cast 0: Sotheby's, New York, 9 May 2001
cast 1: unknown
cast 2: unknown
cast 3: unknown
cast 4: unknown
cast 5: unknown
cast 6: Arts Council Collection, South Bank Centre, London
cast 7: unknown
cast 8: unknown
cast 9: unknown
cast a: David and Alfred Smart Museum of Art, University of Chicago: The Joel Starrels, Jr. Memorial Collection
plaster, 1962: Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto: gift of Henry Moore 1974
Remarks
The known edition size for this work is 9+1 artist’s copy. There is a larger number of casts listed here because, in some instances, it has not yet been possible to reconcile our records with the information supplied about the edition and individual casts.
Bronze edition of 9+1 artist's copy, cast 1962-63
Foundry: Fiorini Ltd, London
Current or last known owner - click on the 'related' tab below to find out more about specific works
cast 0: Sotheby's, New York, 9 May 2001
cast 1: unknown
cast 2: unknown
cast 3: unknown
cast 4: unknown
cast 5: unknown
cast 6: Arts Council Collection, South Bank Centre, London
cast 7: unknown
cast 8: unknown
cast 9: unknown
cast a: David and Alfred Smart Museum of Art, University of Chicago: The Joel Starrels, Jr. Memorial Collection
plaster, 1962: Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto: gift of Henry Moore 1974
Remarks
The known edition size for this work is 9+1 artist’s copy. There is a larger number of casts listed here because, in some instances, it has not yet been possible to reconcile our records with the information supplied about the edition and individual casts.
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