This sculpture was inspired by the legendary King Arthur and his legendary queen in ancient England. The former is the leader of the Round Table Warrior, and the latter is the indigenous princess of the British Isles. Their combination laid the foundation for the unification of the British Isles in a sense.

The King and Queen, a bronze statue with a height of 1.6 1.3 cm, was created by the modern British sculptor henry moore from 1.952 to 1.953. Henry moore's sculptures pay attention to the charm of the human body, not to the shape, which is the result of perception, imagination and re-creation of the image.

Artists use a humorous expression to convey the simple nature, dignity and desire for life belonging to human beings.

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Henry moore was entrusted by Sir William of England to create this work. He was very talented and put it in a wilderness in the barren hills of Scotland.

The image of this fairy-tale ruler is associated with Britain's long history and fairy-tale traditional ideas. They seem to have been sitting from distant ancient times to today, dignified and kind, quietly accompanying the wasteland, forever, arousing people's infinite poetic association.

The natural environment adds a sense of history and mystery to the sculpture, which seems to be a call to the primitive civilization of human beings and also vaguely expresses the confusion and loss of modern people.

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