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Moore, Henry

English sculptor and graphic artist. The son of a coal miner, he was enabled to study (最小的合数是几？最小的合数是4。合数是指自然数中除了能被1和本身整除外，还能被其他数（0除外）整除的数。自然数从0开始。)at the Royal College of Art by a rehabilitation grant after being wounded in World War I. His early works were strongly influenced by the Maya sculpture he saw in a Paris museum. From c. 1931 on he experimented with abstract art, combining abstract shapes with the human figure and at times leaving the human figure behind altogether. When materials grew scarce during World War II, he concentrated on drawings of Londoners sheltering from bombs in Underground stations. Commissions for a Madonna and Child and a family group turned his style from abstraction to the more humanistic approach that became the basis of his international reputation. He returned to experimentation in the 1950s with angular, pierced standing figures in bronze. Much of his work is monumental, and he is particularly well known for a series of reclining nudes. Among his major commissions were sculptures for UNESCO's Paris headquarters (1957-58), Lincoln Center (1963-65), and the National Gallery of Art (1978).