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Moore's own 'Technicolor Dream': prints and drawings of the 1960s

14:30

Studios & Gardens, Hertfordshire

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A photo of a colourful, abstract pattern drawing in felt-tipped pen. There are dominant colour blocks of red, yellow, green and orange, drawn over with more intricate back lines.
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In the 1960s Moore embraced new drawing materials and printmaking techniques, employing striking colour and graphic effects. Join the exhibition curator Hannah Higham as she explores Moore’s works on paper of the decade and how they counter and complement his sculpture.

Gallery talks are included in your Studios & Gardens admission ticket.
Please make your way to the exhibition gallery, talks begin at 14:30 and last around 15 minutes.

A photograph of a lithographic print, the image shows 8 different abstract reclining figures. The figures are arranged in four rows of two, with each pair in matching colours. The top row are yellow, with blue base. The second and last row are both in green and brown tones. The third row of figures are purple.
A colour photo of a drawing by Henry Moore. It depicts an abstracted reclining figure, drawn in felt pen and formed by thick, flowing lines in blue and yellow.
A photo of a lithographic print in a strong, vibrant red. The image shows a square block in red, with two white abstract forms within it.
A photo of a lithograph by Henry Moore depicting seventeen abstract reclining figures arranged in five rows. There is a greyish wash behind the figures which are drawn in black, yellow and red.
Photo of a lithographic print by Henry Moore which depicts two abstracted seated women in pastel tones of pink, yellow and green.

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Henry Moore's sculpture 'Sheep Piece', with several sheep sheltering under the work. In the distance, another sculpture, 'Large Reclining Figure', is visible.