Resolution & print size
The same free image in several sizes, each labelled with the largest print it still looks sharp at. Use it to avoid downloading a web thumbnail for a poster.
- WebP 480 × 640 px Sharp to 4 cm at 300 dpi Download 480×640 WebP
- WebP 960 × 1280 px Sharp to 8 cm at 300 dpi Download 960×1280 WebP
- WebP 1600 × 2133 px Sharp to 14 cm at 300 dpi Download 1600×2133 WebP
- JPG 225 × 300 px Sharp to 2 cm at 300 dpi 19.6 KB Download 225×300 JPG
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- Manual retouching by our imaging experts, not an automatic upscale
- Maximum resolution, ready to print at 300 dpi
- Colour accuracy checked against the original artwork
- Personal, presentation, website, publishing or marketing licence
- Delivered by e-mail within 72 hours, free lifetime re-delivery
Licence & credit
The rights status of this image plus a ready credit line you can paste under it. Use it when you need to know whether you may publish, and exactly what to write.
Henry Moore, Untitled. Reproduced for reference; rights reserved by the rights holder.
This artwork is still under copyright
- Catalogue preview files are offered for reference; they are not a licence to republish.
- You may still cite the work and link to this page.
- For any reuse beyond personal reference, contact the rights holder.
Embed this artwork
Show this artwork on your own site with a copy-paste snippet: the plain image, a zoomable viewer, or a card with the key facts beside it.
Cite this artwork
Formatted references with the artist, date, collection and a permanent link. Use it for an essay or bibliography without retyping the details.
Moore, Henry. Untitled. n.d., https://originaluniqueart.com/en/art/henry-moore-untitled-D2S2DC-en/
Moore, Henry (n.d.). Untitled [Painting]. https://originaluniqueart.com/en/art/henry-moore-untitled-D2S2DC-en/
Henry Moore. Untitled. n.d. https://originaluniqueart.com/en/art/henry-moore-untitled-D2S2DC-en/
Moore, Henry (n.d.) Untitled. Available at: https://originaluniqueart.com/en/art/henry-moore-untitled-D2S2DC-en/
Classroom pack
Material for a lesson built around this artwork: the printable image, its Student Artwork Guide, and a QR code that takes a class straight to the artwork's information page.
Print it on the handout or project it: scanning opens this artwork's information page.
Presentation slide
A ready-made slide with the artwork placed and the credit already in the footer. Use it to drop the work into a lecture or a deck without formatting anything.
Downloads as an image you can drop straight onto a slide.
Colour palette
The dominant colours measured from the painting, with their codes. Use it to build a brand, a room or a mood-board palette from this work.
- Main colour
- Celadon
- Palette
- Neutrals
- Hue
- Green to Violet Spectrum
- Harmony
- Discordant Palette
- Contrast
- Statement
- Intensity
- Balanced
- Saturation
- Balanced Soft
- Brightness
- brilliant
- Luminance
- Bright Balance
- Variance
- Diverse Palette
Artwork metadata
The catalogued facts behind this image, and the permanent links that identify it. Use it to record the work in an app, a catalogue or a database.
- Title
- Untitled
- Artist
- Henry Moore
- Source image
- 2112 × 2816 px
- Permanent link
- /en/art/henry-moore-untitled-D2S2DC-en/
Social crops
The artwork re-cropped to each platform format. Use it to post today without opening an image editor.
Each crop downloads as a single JPEG file.
Wallpapers
Screen-fitted versions for the devices you actually use. Use it to put the painting on your screen in one click.
Detail crops
Close-ups of the surface, each downloadable on its own. Use it to study the brushwork, or to check that the source file really is high resolution.