It was a beautiful day in Perry Green where Henry Moore rented Hoglands in September 1940 to escape the bombing of Hampstead and stayed there for the rest of his life, gradually adding to the property and buying land on which to display his sculpture, now with a large public facility (closed in winter) next door:-

This is the house, not exactly what one expects of a world-famous artist, with its 1960s extension from which to survey work in the garden:-

Double Oval:-

Three Piece Reclining Figure Draped:-

Large Figure in Shelter:-

Yellow Brick Studio:-

Plastic Studio:-

Maquette Studio:-

Large Reclining Figure:-