Henry Moore Graphics in Making Tate Gallery 1975 Poster

For exhibition "The Drawings of Henry Moore." Dimensions: (Frame) H 31" x W 21" Condition: Little age wear to frame.

A Collection of Exhibition Posters. For various galleries, 1975-83, artists include Fernando Botero, Victor Brauner, Alberto Giacometti, Henry Moore (3), Carol Summers (3), Titus-Carmel, and Costas Ts

Tate Gallery and Royal Academy Art Exhibition posters, British Sculpture eleven artists include Henry Moore, F E McWilliam, Stephen Cox, Ezra Pound, Scott Burton, Reg Butler, Tinguely, Mary Martin and

Collection of five vintage original Galerie Maeght exhibition posters. Art gallery posters include: Saul Steinberg c. 1971, Antonio Tapies c. 1979, Francis Bacon c. 1975, Henry Moore c. 1983, and Pabl

Collection of five vintage original Galerie Maeght exhibition posters. Art gallery posters include: Saul Steinberg c. 1971, Antonio Tapies c. 1979, Francis Bacon c. 1975, Henry Moore c. 1983, and Pabl

The Scupture of Matisse

HENRY MOORE POSTER: ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO TORONTO Color off set print, pencil signed lower rightDimensions: Frame H 36" x 17", sight H 35.5" x W 16 1/4"Condition: good, light fading.

including Chagall, Henry Moore, Arp and Ernst largest 29 1/2" x 20"

Henry Spencer Moore, (Sculptor UK 1898-1986). Christie's Exhibition Poster, Graphics at Christie's Contemporary Art, New York featuring Henry Moore, Circa 1981. Measures: H 33 1/4" x W 24"

Produced in 2012, for "Henry Moore: Late Large Forms" at Gagosian Gallery Britannia Street, in collaboration with The Henry Moore Foundation SIZE: 26 3/4 X 35 1/2 inches (67.9 X 90.2 cm). Unframed. Co

Henry Moore Sculpture & Drawings 1923-1948, Wakefield City Art Gallery April to May 1949, original poster - 76 x 51 cm; and two other exhibition posters Old Master Drawings Albertina Collection Leeds

HENRY MOORE 1957 LITHOGRAPHIC POSTER GALERIE BERGGRUEN SEATED FIGURES 25" X 17"

(lot of 3) Galerie Maeght exhibition posters for Richard Lindner, 1980, Henry Moore, 1983, and Antoni Tapies, 1983, offset and lithographic posters, largest overall (sheet/unframed): 28.75"h x 19.75"w

Heading: Author: Moore, Henry and John Hedgecoe Title: Henry Moore: Energy in Space - Inscribed Place Published: [Greenwich, CT] Publisher:New York Graphic Society Date Published: [1973]

The Drawings of Henry Moore Catalog for the The Tate Gallery Hardcover with no dust jacket Comprehensive exhibition of Henry Moore drawings from The Art Gallery of Ontario. No Reserve: This lot starts

1975 Vogue Poster Book, 1988 Erte Graphics Book - Prado Book

Henry Spencer Moore (British 1898-1986), "Two Torsos" - 1962, bronze sculpture on black marble base depicting two torsos in movement, signed to top of base, with a H. NOACK BERLIN impressed foundry ma

An original oil painting on canvas, attributed to Henry Spencer Moore (English, 1898-1986). An abstract figural work depicting an interior landscape with walls, manikins, artist sketches, and other fo

ARTIST: Henry Moore (United Kingdom, 1831 - 1895) TITLE: Ship in a Swell MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Few minor paint losses. No visible inpaint under UV light. ART SIZE: 17 x 13 inches / 43 x 33

Color lithograph by Henry Moore, Family Group 1950. 12 inches by 15 inches Dated 1950 and signed lower right by the artist This work came out of storage unit in Ossining NY, that belonged to Dr. Grego

Henry Moore (English 1898-1986), "Ideas For Metal Sculpture", 1981, lithograph, depicting multiple concepts for a sculpture, numbered 1/50 at lower left and signed in graphite at lower right, framed.

A REPUBLIC OF TEXAS MANUSCRIPT, TEXIAN VOLUNTEER GEORGE BERNARD ERATH DISCHARGED FOR SERVICE BY GEORGE WASHINGTON BARNETT, ACKNOWLEDGED BY JOHN HENRY MOORE, SIGNED, SEPTEMBER 15, 1839, hand inscribed

A modern monolithic patinated bronze sculpture on marble base titled "Upright Motive: Maquette No. 4" by Henry Moore. Name plaque and dated 1955 on base. Original gallery and auction stickers on botto

Original color 19.75 x 29.75 promotional poster for an Andy Warhol exhibition held at London's Tate Gallery from February 17 to March 28, 1971, featuring an iconic image of the artist's silksc