Mother and child : Block seat

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Moore's sculptures typically feature abstract representations of the human body, often focusing on mother-child or reclining compositions that evoke a sense of serenity. While his work frequently alludes to the female form, there was a notable exception in the 1950s when he created family groupings. A defining characteristic of Moore's creations is their incorporation of voids and openings, adding depth and complexity to the overall design. Many art enthusiasts draw parallels between the sinuous curves of his reclining figures and the rolling hills of his native landscape.