Things you didn't know about... Henry Moore

In 1977, Henry Moore discovered that the city of Wakefield was fundraising to buy one print from his series Stonehenge (1973) and promptly donated a complete set to the collection. This series can be seen in its entirety at The Hepworth Wakefield, alongside important sculptures and drawings of coal miners from the 1940s, showing Moore's continued exploration of stone, texture and form. Watch our short animation to find out more 'things you didn't know about Henry Moore' - and don't forget to visit us to see his work on display. Animation by Hungry Sandwich Club.