Henry Moore (1898–1986) — "Two Standing Figures: Man and Woman", 1981

Original lithograph, Edizioni SEAT Rome, 1983 — Limited edition of 3,000
A fully documented original lithograph by Henry Moore — one of the most celebrated British artists of the twentieth century, renowned worldwide for his monumental semi-abstract sculptures and graphic works.
The composition depicts two standing nude figures — male and female — rendered in Moore's signature gestural style: bold ink lines and grey wash creating the sculptural modelling characteristic of his finest figure drawings. The figures face one another in quiet human connection, reflecting the themes of duality and relationship that defined his career.
Printed on Miliani di Fabriano premium archival wove paper and plate-signed "Moore" lower right. Published as Tavola 23 of the prestigious Edizioni SEAT series, Rome. Caption below reads: "Two standing figures: man and woman – Due figure in piedi: un uomo e una donna – 1981".

Details:
Medium: Original lithograph, black and grey
Paper: Miliani di Fabriano wove paper
Sheet size: 37 × 52 cm / Image: 16 × 23 cm
Edition: 3,000 — Plate 23
Signature: Plate-signed "Moore" lower right
Condition: Very good; presented in dark grey frame with white mount

An accessible and fully documented entry into collecting one of the 20th century's greatest artists.