Henry Moore decorations
Made in the UK from sustainably sourced wood, these two-dimensional decorations have been made exclusively for the Henry Moore Foundation using images from our archive.
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Henry Moore King and Queen Decoration
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Henry Moore Large Reclining Figure Decoration
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Henry Moore The Arch Decoration
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Tea towels
Shop our range of exclusive, Henry Moore-inspired designs.
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Tea Towel • Reproduction of an original poster design for Henry Moore: Sculptures et Dessins, Galerie Beggruen & Cie, Paris, 1957
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Tea Towel • Henry Moore, Eight Reclining Figures 1966, lithograph in nine colours
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Tea Towel • Reproduction of an original poster design for Henry Moore: Sculptures and Drawings, Galerie Beyeler, Basel, 1982
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Tea Towel • Reproduction of an original poster design for Sonsbeek '66, Arnhem, 1966
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Sculpt a sculptor!
Cut out and make paper puppet inspired by Henry Moore or Barbara Hepworth.
Garro Editions Luxury Cushions
Crafted with six exclusive textiles by Henry Moore, these cushions celebrate the unique artistry of the sculptor in a partnership with eco-friendly French brand Garro Editions.
Custom prints
With our printing partners King & McGaw, we are now able to offer a selection of posters, prints and photographs of Moore's work, available in a range of sizes and choice of frames.
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Sailing Boat
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Apple Orchard at Dane Tree House
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Mother and Child
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Reclining Nude
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Sculpture books and publications
We regularly publish new writing on contemporary and historical sculpture, guided by our exhibitions and research programme at the Henry Moore Institute.
