College & University research opportunities
In 2023 we are piloting new ways to support College and University groups with their studies.
Working collaboratively with tutors in consideration of your students’ project work and research requirements, we can help you to:
- Gain more in depth knowledge on experimental studio spaces and processes
- Access our archive, come to understand the behind-the-scenes resources stored there and how they can open up new opportunities
- Introduce groups to ideas about collections, from discovering Henry Moore’s personal collection of inspiring objects, artworks and reading materials in his own home Hoglands, to the vast collections of artworks he made and displayed globally
These opportunities are subject to availability, and located at Henry Moore Studios & Gardens in Hertfordshire.
If you’d like to find out more or request a visit please complete the enquiry form below.
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Beginners guide to using our online research resources
We encourage you to use our online catalogue and archive to search for inspiration and to further your student research.
Online artwork catalogue: good for visual inspiration
Our online catalogue is an ongoing project that so far details over 13,000 works by Moore from our collection and around the world.
On this page, you can find out about the different types of artwork Henry Moore produced over his long, varied and hugely productive career: sculptures, drawings, sketchbooks, graphics, tapestries and textiles.
Alternatively, you can search the whole catalogue for visual inspiration, using words you’re interested in. For example, type in the word plaster, textiles, figure, family, or war, and see what discoveries you make.
Please note, most of the things you find in the online catalogue are not available to see on site as they are likely to be in exhibitions around the world or in specialist storage.
The Archive: useful for further research
With an unparalleled collection of published and unpublished resources, the Henry Moore Archive documents the global impact of Moore’s work, his interests and legacies.
This page gives an overview of what is available in the archive on site: books, sales catalogues, news articles, posters, letters, documents, photos, films and more.
You can search some of what’s in the archive online too. Similarly to the artwork catalogue, try typing in something you’re interested in.
Things available to see in the archive are listed under the Bibliography and Archive Object sections of the online catalogue.