
During the Second World War, Henry Moore was unable to create the large sculptures he was renowned for. Instead, he made a series of drawings of figures huddled together, sheltering from the London bombings.
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Henry Moore was interested in the way the clothes and covers draped over the figures.

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Henry Moore in Holborn underground station in London, September 1943, During the filming of Chaos