Henry Moore

Henry Moore's Fallen Warrior. An exhibition which opens at the Gagosian in Athens on September 12, examines the connections between Moore's artistic style and ancient Greek art. "The Acropolis is wonderful - more marvelous than ever I imagined… it's the greatest thrill I have ever had," he said in 1951.

A painting by British pop icon David Bowie recently discovered at a Canadian store that resells donated goods had frantic bidders lining up on June 15 for a chance to own it.

The computer and acrylic collage on canvas is part of the so-called D Head series of portraits of the Ziggy Stardust rocker himself, his friends and others that he painted between 1995 and 1997.

A rare 30kg meteorite fragment found in the Barringer Crater in the US was sold online for a record $ 237,500, CNBC TV reported.

BELGRADE - The reconstruction of the National Museum in Belgrade, which has been closed to the public since as far back as 2003, began on Saturday.

Serbian Minister of Culture Ivan Tasovac visited the museum, announcing that the country's oldest museum institution will reopen in the spring of 2016.

NOVI SAD - The Museum of Vojvodina in Novi Sad will be a meeting place for all art buffs as of Friday, November 7, as it will host an exhibition of works by Henry Moore, one of the greatest British artists of the 20th century.

The exhibition consists of 80 prints, five sculpture models and a working model, all dating back to the period between 1934 and 1984.

"Henry Moore - The Printmaker" opens at National Museum

BELGRADE -- An exhibition of works by British artist Henry Moore has opened at the National Museum in Belgrade and will run through October 31....

BELGRADE - An exhibition of works by Henry Moore (1898-1986), one of the greatest British artists of the 20th century, has opened at the National Museum in Belgrade and will run through October 31.

By Elis Kiss

Henry Moore’s hand speaks of the sculptor in a 1963 photograph, while a double-take portrait of Francis Bacon from 1979 comes as a reflection of the painter’s own fragmented oeuvre. The images, shot by acclaimed photographer Richard Avedon, are iconic: They define their era, the sitters and the person orchestrating them behind the lens.