Signed Henry Moore Abstract Modern Art Mother and Child Bronze Sculpture Statue

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Condition: This sculpture is in perfect condition
Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 12" X Width 7"
Marble Dimensions:6.5" X … Read more Condition: This sculpture is in perfect condition
Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 12" X Width 7"
Marble Dimensions:6.5" X 7"
Height without base:11"
Weight:12 LBS Inventory:62X25635526
Original or Reproduction: Reproduction

This captivating sculpture, echoing the distinctive abstract and representational style of renowned artist Henry Moore, exudes a unique charm that seamlessly blends the boundary between reality and artistic interpretation. The voluptuous figure of the woman and her baby is meticulously rendered, highlighting the artist's masterful ability to emphasize the exaggerated proportions that define Moore's signature aesthetic. Poised serenely on a Park Bench, the woman radiates an aura of tranquil contentment, her plump form exuding a sense of maternal warmth and affection that resonates with viewers.

Crafted with unwavering precision and artistic finesse using the timeless lost-wax method of casting, this sculpture embodies the artist's profound dedication to capturing the essence of the human form. The meticulous attention to detail is evident in the intricately sculpted folds of skin that delicately accentuate the contours of the woman's stomach, neck, and mouth, infusing the sculpture with a lifelike quality that evokes a profound sense of emotional depth and resonance.

Set atop a sleek black marble base and adorned with the unmistakable signature of Moore, this bronze masterpiece stands as a powerful testament to the enduring legacy of the artist's distinctive style and creative vision. With its rich brown patina finish adding a touch of timeless elegance, this sculpture serves as a captivating celebration of the inherent beauty and grace found within the realm of human form, offering a poignant reminder of the profound connection between art and the human experience. See less