Henry Moore is one of the most distinctive and important British artists of the 20th century. This landmark publication explores Moores profound dialogue with nature not as simple inspiration, but as a vital force shaping his vision of life and humanity. Far beyond external form, Moore saw in the organic world a reflection of growth and decay, creation and destruction, beauty and fragility. This major new book explores the artists work through the lens of nature, with essays from leading art scholars and Kew experts, and stunning photography, revealing various viewpoints from which Moores work can be understood. Accompanies the largest outdoor exhibition of Moores work ever presented, at Kew Gardens and Wakehurst in 2026.
