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Henry Moore (1898 - 1986) Limited Edition Lithographs 1958 Custom Archival Framed Limited Edition 107 /150 Catalogue Referenced C41 (Cramer 41) Size: 46,9cm x 32,7cm Frame: 21 x 26in. Includes Gallery Prepared Authentication & Catalogue Ref. Paperwork c.41 & Provenance Limited Edition Henry Moore lithograph , 1958. This is a Limited Editions out of 107/150 (see justification image). Proofed in England at The Curwen Press, London 1958. Catalogue referenced by Cramer (c41) of which reference is included with artwork. Artwork comes with Gallery Prepared Documentation, which includes Gallery Certificate of Authenticity and Prepared Catalogue Reference (c41), justification copy and Provenance. Henry Moore was the most important British sculptor of the 20th century, and the most popular and internationally celebrated sculptor of the post-war period. Non-Western art was crucial in shaping his early work - he would say that his visits to the ethnographic collections of the British Museum were more important than his academic study. Later, leading European modernists such as Picasso, Arp, Brancusi and Giacometti became influences. And uniting these inspirations was a deeply felt humanism. He returned again and again to the motifs of the mother and child, and the reclining figure , and often used abstract form to draw analogies between the human body and the landscape. Professional custom cut and sized frame. Material used: Solid wood moulding, Crescent™ Acid Fee Museum Rag Mat™ + acid free backing and TruVu™ UV Protection Anti Glare Museum™ Glass. Modern Now's in-house framer constructs all of the archival framing to match the same specification of the artworks that are hung in the gallery for the preservation and protection of your artworks. Please note: Custom frame is selected upon purchase and is subject to change and our designer is happy to work with you to select a frame to match your aesthetic needs. Over 20 years selling original artworks * Gallery exhibited *