Pit Boys at Pithead Mini Print by Henry Moore Patron who created the complex and

who created the complex and elegant piece of geometry that aims to map all the known fundamental particles along with possible undiscovered ones

embracing the unpredictability of the making process

It is also shown as the original larger-scale photographic work in the exhibition Hannah Starkey: Real Life

The photographic giclée print is taken of a collage using ink

Pit Boys at Pithead Mini Print by Henry Moore Patron who created the complex andMini print depicting Henry Moore's Pitboys at Pit Head (1942), part of the Wakefield Permanent Art Collection. In the early 1940s Moore was commissioned by Sir Kenneth Clark, chairman of the War Artists Advisory Committee, to illustrate the work of the Bevin Boys, the young men who were conscripted to dig coal to fuel the factories producing armaments for the war effort. Moore returned to Wheldale Colliery in Castleford where his father had been pit