Three Piece Sculpture: Vertebrae, Bronze sculpture at Safeco Plaza, Seattle, United States.
The sculpture features three interlocking abstract elements in bronze, measuring 9 feet by 24 feet by 10 feet 7 inches, positioned outside a commercial building.
Henry Moore created this bronze piece between 1968 and 1969, with an initial plaster maquette leading to a larger model cast in the same year.
The sculpture reflects Moore's exploration of natural forms, contributing to the modern art movement through its abstract interpretation of vertebrae structures.
The installation stands in an open plaza near downtown Seattle, allowing visitors to observe the piece from multiple angles throughout the day.
The sculpture belongs to a limited series of three casts plus one artist copy, with other versions displayed at international art institutions.
GPS coordinates: 47.60619,-122.33328
Latest update: March 6, 2025 13:37
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