Dromedary From Animals In The Zoo, 1981 robert

Dromedary From Animals In The Zoo, 1981 robertHenry Moore (1898 1986) Dromedary, plate II from Animals in the Zoo, 1981 2 Etching on Arches paper Signed, inscribed 'PL. II' and numbered from the edition of 65 in pencil Printed by J. C. Editions, London Published by Raymond Spencer Company Ltd. for The Henry Moore Foundation, Much Hadham, with the printer's blindstamp Size: 17 3 4 x 20 7 8 in. (45 x 53 cm)

The artwork is illuminated by a monochromatic gold palette against which subtle variations of creamy almond

an outstanding original artwork by Bristol-based multi-media artist Lee Ellis

presents a scene brimming with nostalgia and natural beauty

it's an invitation into a world where artistry meets imagination head-on

this art piece harmoniously blends with its environment while standing out due to its refined craftsmanship

as she gazes down at her beachside treasures: a vivid red bucket and matching shovel

These colors unite to form a tableau that is both lively and calming

It represents not just an artwork but an invitation into Alison Britton-Paterson's luminous world where each viewer can embark on their unique journey beyond sight towards feeling

'The Yellow Parasol' stands as more than just art

The gestural brushstrokes convey movement and life

Signed and numbered from the edition of 3315 on the label on the reverse by the artist (the edition size was determined by the number of editions sold between January 28th and February 4th

dressed sharply in a dark suit contrasted against his crisp white shirt