Alan Thornhill - Henry Moore Institute Archive

Henry Moore Institute Archive

The bronze sculpture, Walking and Talking and many of the files and papers relating to Thornhill's portraits were acquired in 2007 by the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds, UK.

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