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Three sculptures on plinths by Henry Moore.
Three sculptures on plinths by Henry Moore.

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Henry Moore Institute
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Henry Moore Institute, Leeds

Enjoy a varied programme of free exhibitions and events, and discover our invaluable sculpture research library and archive of sculptors’ papers.

Henry Moore Studios & Gardens
A large, abstract bronze sculpture of a person standing in a protective shell or cocoon. It is displayed on a plinth in a grassy field, with trees behind in the distance.

Henry Moore Studios & Gardens, Hertfordshire

Discover Henry Moore’s iconic work in the beautiful Hertfordshire countryside with a visit to the artist’s former home, studios and sculpture gardens.

Henry Moore around the world

Hundreds of Henry Moore’s works can be seen on permanent display in galleries and public spaces across the world.

We also help to curate numerous touring exhibitions each year, to help bring Moore’s work to as wide an audience as possible.

Henry Moore Works in Public
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Discover Henry Moore’s works on public display

Partner exhibitions

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Henry Moore and more
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Partner exhibition

Henry Moore and more

Wakehurst, Sussex, UK
Henry Moore: Monumental Nature
A large abstract bronze sculpture by Henry Moore. It is made of three parts locking together, somewhat resembling vertebrae. It is displayed on a low plinth in a field with trees behind.

Partner exhibition

Henry Moore: Monumental Nature

Kew Gardens, London, UK
Recasting Global Modernities and the Making of Shared Worlds: New Perspectives through Henry Moore
Black and white photo of sculptor Henry Moore peering into the central void of one of his large plaster sculptures.
Part of Henry Moore Studios & Gardens research programme 2026
Part of Henry Moore Studios & Gardens research programme 2026

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Recasting Global Modernities and the Making of Shared Worlds: New Perspectives through Henry Moore

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Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew & Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge