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Etching an drypoint - Paper: Barcham Green Penshurst - Plate size: 22.2 x 27.9 cm - Paper size: 41.9 x 47 cm - Edited by Michael Rand, London. - Number 515 in Henry Moore. The Graphic Work. 1976-1979. Patrick Cramer. 1980. // Reclining Mother And Child II by Henry Moore is an etching and drypoint created in 1979. This intimate work depicts the iconic theme of mother and child, a recurring motif in Moore’s art. The composition shows the figures in a reclining pose, rendered with delicate and expressive lines that emphasize the tender bond between them. The mother's form is elongated, with the child resting comfortably on her chest, evoking a sense of tranquility and warmth. Moore’s use of etching and drypoint techniques enhances the texture and subtle shading, creating a soft yet dynamic effect. The plate size of the artwork measures 22.2 x 27.9 cm, while the entire print is on Barcham Green Penshurst paper, with a total size of 41.9 x 47 cm. Published by Michael Rand in London, this piece is part of a limited edition series of 50 prints, with an additional 10 artist proofs (AP). It is catalogued as number 515 in Henry Moore. The Graphic Work. 1976-1979 by Patrick Cramer, published in 1980.
Recling Mother And Child II, 1979
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Etching an drypoint - Paper: Barcham Green Penshurst - Plate size: 22.2 x 27.9 cm - Paper size: 41.9 x 47 cm - Edited by Michael Rand, London. - Number 515 in Henry Moore. The Graphic Work. 1976-1979. Patrick Cramer. 1980. // Reclining Mother And Child II by Henry Moore is an etching and drypoint created in 1979. This intimate work depicts the iconic theme of mother and child, a recurring motif in Moore’s art. The composition shows the figures in a reclining pose, rendered with delicate and expressive lines that emphasize the tender bond between them. The mother's form is elongated, with the child resting comfortably on her chest, evoking a sense of tranquility and warmth. Moore’s use of etching and drypoint techniques enhances the texture and subtle shading, creating a soft yet dynamic effect. The plate size of the artwork measures 22.2 x 27.9 cm, while the entire print is on Barcham Green Penshurst paper, with a total size of 41.9 x 47 cm. Published by Michael Rand in London, this piece is part of a limited edition series of 50 prints, with an additional 10 artist proofs (AP). It is catalogued as number 515 in Henry Moore. The Graphic Work. 1976-1979 by Patrick Cramer, published in 1980.
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