Reclining Figures against Sea and Rocks 1978

Henry Moore began experimenting with printmaking techniques in the early 1930s, and his fascination with printmaking continued throughout his life. In his graphic work he found more freedom to experiment with color, light, and subtleties of tone while exploring the shapes and themes that inform his large-scale sculpture.

Print measures 17½” H x 23½” W including border; image size approximately 9” H x 14” W.
 
The framed image is matted in a walnut veneer frame and its dimensions are approximately 19½" x 22½".