Henry's Acrobats c. 1935 - 1943

"Henry's Acrobats" is a lithograph created by Claire Mahl Moore, an American artist, sometime between 1935 and 1943. The artwork depicts a series of contorted and elongated figures, seemingly performing acrobatic feats, with a sense of surrealism and distorted anatomy. The composition and lines evoke a sense of movement and energy, characteristic of Moore's style. The use of black and white, with a hint of gray, further emphasizes the dynamism and expressiveness of the figures. This print, measuring 572 x 403 mm, reflects Moore's exploration of human form and the theatrical aspects of performance.