West Wind 1928

"West Wind" is a 1928 sculpture by Henry Moore. This work is a prime example of Moore's signature style. The sculpture depicts a reclining female figure, characteristic of Moore's exploration of the human form. The simplified, geometric forms and smooth, flowing lines showcase Moore's interest in abstraction. The sculpture is particularly notable for its bold, minimalist approach to depicting the human body, showcasing Moore's unique vision of the human figure. This work exemplifies Moore's contribution to 20th-century modern sculpture and his influence on later artists.