"Large Two Forms"
One of the main features of the newly renovated Grange Park is this wonderful Henry Moore sculpture called Two Large Forms. It has been located at the corner of Dundas and McCaul Streets at the entrance to the AGO since 1973 and was relocated to this prime spot in the park. The setting is wonderful for it with the blue wall of the art gallery behind it!
18 comments:
Henry Moore's sculptures are intriguing, aren't they?!
Hello, it seems the name is fitting. The setting is pretty. Happy Sunday, enjoy your day and new week ahead.
What an unique sculpture, very nice indeed.
Fabulous Pat, I love the smooth curvaceous lines here, very appealing.
I have seen a number of Henry Moore sculptures, but never this one. Thank you for your fine photo of it.
Very interesting! I would love to hear the comments of people walking by!
That is unusual!
I like it and I can see the location is perfect.
Certainly one hard to miss
interesting sculpture
Ah, Moore, yes. Sensual yet brutalist art...
I wondered where that sculpture was moved to!
Hmm, looks like a hip socket. Yes, most definitely a hip socket. :-)
An interesting sculpture. Have a great week ahead!
Those Henry Moores are pretty unique!
Gorgeous sculpture
I'm quite partial to a Henry Moore. He was a Yorkshireman.
I immediately said to myself, Hey, looks like a Henry Moore, I wonder who is doing similar stuff in Toronto. The answer: Henry Moore.
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