Musée Imaginaire 1963

Reg Butler’s *Musée Imaginaire* (1963), a collection of small bronze sculptures, is housed in the Tate Modern in London. The artwork, featuring a diverse range of poses and forms, reflects Butler’s fascination with the human figure. Arranged on white shelves, the sculptures, reminiscent of ancient artifacts, create a museum-like atmosphere. The artist, known for his abstract figurative sculptures, invites viewers to engage in a dialogue with the human form, exploring its essence through stylized and simplified representations.