Original lithographic poster, designed and printed at the Curwen Studio for an exhibition at Georgetown Graphics, Washington DC. It features a detail from Henry Moore’s image ‘7 Reclining Figures’, 1978.

During the 1980s, Moore was living in Perry Green, Hertfordshire. This poster was produced in connection with an exhibition of Henry Moore’s graphic work in the United States, reflecting the international reach of his reputation by the late 20th century.

The image foregrounds Moore’s characteristic use of line and spatial tension, translating sculptural concerns of mass, void, and balance into a graphic language of contour and rhythm.