In a unique collaboration with the Henry Moore Foundation, this year’s exhibition HENRY MOORE AT HOUGHTON HALL: NATURE AND INSPIRATION is the first significant display of the artist’s work in East Anglia.
FIND HENRY MOORE’S SCULPTURES AND THE CONTEMPORARY ART INSTALLATIONS IN THE GARDENS, HOUSE AND PARK
01: MAIN HOUSE – Spindle Piece, Stone Carvings.
02: SOUTH WING GALLERY – Elephant Skull, Prints and Sculpture.
03: Three Piece Sculpture: Vertebrae 1968-69, Bronze. The Henry Moore Foundation: acquired 1989
04: Large Reclining Figure 1984, Fibreglass. The Henry Moore Foundation: acquired 1987
05: Upright Motive No. 8 1955-56, Bronze. The Henry Moore Foundation: gift of the artist 1979
06: The Arch 1963-69, Fibreglass. The Henry Moore Foundation: gift of the artist 1977
07: Two Piece Reclining Figure: Cut 1979-81, Bronze. The Henry Moore Foundation: acquired 1986
08: Mother and Child: Block Seat 1983-84 Bronze. The Henry Moore Foundation: acquired 1986
01: Stephen Cox Flask II
02: Jeppe Hein Waterflame
03: Richard Long Houghton Cross
04: Richard Long White Deer Circle
05: James Turrell Raemar Magenta
06: Richard Long Full Moon Circle
07: Richard Long A Line in Norfolk
08: Stephen Cox Interior Space
09: Rachel Whiteread Houghton Hut
10: James Turrell Skyspace: Seldom Seen
11: Phillip King Dunstable Reel
12: Anya Gallaccio Sybil Hedge
A. Car park
B. Picnic area/play park
C. Walled Garden Entrance
D. The Stables, Café, WCs, Gift Shop, Soldier Museum,
Houghton Furniture Company & Norfolk-by-Design
E. Pleached limes
F. WCs
G. Disabled visitor parking
H. Entrance to hall
I. St. Martin’s Church