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photo: Nigel Moore

Six Studies for Family Group

Date1948

Artwork TypeDrawing

Catalogue NumberHMF 2501a

Date Order NumberAG 48.31

Mediapencil, wax crayon, watercolour wash, pen and ink, gouache

Papercream heavyweight wove

Dimensionspaper: 525 × 384 mm

Signature

pen and ink l.r. Moore/48

OwnershipThe Henry Moore Foundation: acquired 1984

Collections

• Henry Moore Foundation collection
• Henry Moore Catalogue Raisonné: 1940-1949

More Information

related works: HMF 2532

Exhibitions

Exhibitions

2004 London & New York, Henry Moore: Master Drawings from the Collection of the Henry Moore Foundation

2001-02 Dallas, San Francisco & Washington, Henry Moore: Sculpting in the 20th Century

2006-07 London, Imperial War Museum, Henry Moore: War and Utility

2015 Waddesdon Manor, Henry Moore: From Paper to Bronze

2019 Perry Green, Henry Moore Drawings: The Art of Seeing

2020-23 Wakefield/Norwich/New Haven, Bill Brandt | Henry Moore

Published References

Henry Moore Drawings: The Art of Seeing

Henry Moore Drawings.

Celebrating Moore: Works from the collection of the Henry Moore Foundation; edited by David Mitchinson.

To Look More Intensely

Bill Brandt Henry Moore

Henry Moore: Complete Drawings, Volume 3, 1940-49; edited by Ann GARROULD.

Henry Moore: The Helmet Heads

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