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Woodward worked as an assistant to Henry Moore at Perry Green from 1972, enlarging sculpture from the artist's maquettes. He was a sculptor himself and worked in bronze and wood. The bronze, 'Cat', shows the influence of Moore's abstraction and ancient Egyptian figurines.

Harlow Art Trust

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Title

Cat

Date

1962

Medium

bronze

Measurements

H 64 x W 34 x D 34 cm

Accession number

18

Acquisition method

purchased with the help of Harlow Council, Harlow Development Corporation and Harlow Arts Trust on the recommendation of Henry Moore to mark the artist's 80th birthday, 1978