Henry Moore Works in Public
This is a guide to Moore's sculptures on public display throughout the world. We strive to ensure that all information is accurate, however we recommend that you contact each venue before making a visit. Please also contact us if you spot any mistakes. In some instances it has not been possible to source an image of the actual sculpture in-situ, and on such occasions an alternative image has been used.
Jerusalem
Jewish National and University Library
The Israel Museum
- Reclining Figure 1957-58 (LH 257)
- Reclining Figure: External Form 1953-54 (LH 299)
- Reclining Figure No.2 1953-54 (LH 329)
- Maquette for Draped Reclining Figure 1952 (LH 335)
- Small Head 1953 (LH 356)
- Upright Motive No.7 1955-56 (LH 386)
- Relief No.1 1959 (LH 450)
- Working Model for Three Way Piece No 2: Archer 1964 (LH 534)
- Three Pieces Sculpture: Vertebrae 1968-69 (LH 580)
bronze
height 77cm
How I came to call it ‘The Archer’ is that the two forms in the middle of the sculpture, not at the top and not at the bottom, in the middle, to me have a kind of stretch in them, and one end is the shape of a bow and this to me at one stage just reminded me of pulling and stretching a bow, and that’s why we call it ‘The Archer’.
Henry Moore in conversation with Alan Wilkinson, c.1980