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Henry Moore is revered as one of the most prominent sculptors of the 20th century, although his mastery stems far beyond this branch of the visual arts.  Moore developed his signature style following decades of studying the human form, and this is reflected in the impressive collection of sketches, etchings, and lithographs which he amassed over the course of his lifetime.

Rauschenberg playfully splashed his screen-prints with brilliant daubs of colour, forcing his audience to rethink everyday objects.

Artists have long supplemented their larger practice by making prints: original works, usually on paper, created in numbered editions and produced in collaboration with some kind of press.