- Praying Man (sold)
Evoking deep feelings of passion and yearning, this weathered terracotta sculpture with its floral pastel colors would look good in anyone’s backyard. Praying Man, year unknown, glazed terracotta, 19″ tall x 18″ wide x... - Muscovy Ducks with Snake (sold)
Muscovy Ducks with Snake, 2008, terracotta, 12 inches by 11 inches by 5 inches. The Muscovy duck (Cairina moschata) is a large duck native to Mexico, Central, and South America. Both sexes have pink... - Unfinished Head (sold)
This unfinished portrait is by one of Harriet’s students, Jess Clarke. Unfinished Head, 2018, marble, 10 inches. - Face of Death (sold)
Someone said that the life of the dead is placed in the memory of the living. Face of Death, 1965, marble, 20 inches x 12 inches x 7 inches. - Sadistic Demon (sold)
Dante encountered mystical beings like this demon during his journey through the three realms of the afterworld. Sadistic Demon, 1988, glazed terracotta, 13 inches. Price: sold. - Ruth St. Denis (sold)
Ruth St. Denis was an American modern dance pioneer, introducing eastern ideas into the art. She was the co-founder of the American Denishawn School of Dance and the teacher of several notable performers. Also... - Louis Pasteur (sold)
Louis Pasteur was a French biologist, microbiologist and chemist renowned for his discoveries of the principles of vaccination, microbial fermentation and pasteurization. The bronze was commissioned and is on display at UCSF medical center... - Mother and Child (not for sale)
Few things in this world are unchanging, but the mother-child relationship is perhaps one of them. True love is found in a mother tending her child. Let’s celebrate life. Mother and Child, 1993, terracotta,... - Self Portrait (sold)
“As an artist, I try to move out of the society that would protect me, into the dark forest, into the world of fire, of original experience. I believe that as an artist, I... - Grieving Angel (not for sale)
Angels have been observing humankind for a long time. Some may have come to wonder. Grieving Angel, 1988, terracotta, 16 inches, bronzed and patinated. Ask: could be cast from a mold upon request. - Falling Fire (sold)
This figure was originally dedicated to the Fallen of Operation Desert Storm (the Iraq War). Falling Fire, 1992, glazed terracotta, 5 ft. wide and it’s heavy, mounts on wall.It can be repainted over again... - Erotic Candlesticks (out of stock)
Whoa, are you over 21? Look away if you are not. Otherwise, get these candle holders as they will lighten up passions for sure. Erotic Candlesticks, 2016, resin, bronzed and patinated, 14 inches. These...
The Resident Artist
Harriet at work in 1999 on her large St. Francis of Assisi sculpture.
Harriet G. Moore was a renown artist who resided in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her media included bronze, terracotta, wood, marble, as well as drawings and prints. She passed away on August 2, 2018, just two months shy of the proud age of 98.
For several decades, her major oeuvre had been an interpretation of Dante’s Divine Comedy in paintings and sculptures as exhibited in NYC as well as at San Francisco’s Grace Cathedral, Fort Mason, Vorpal Gallery, and the Shrine of Saint Francis.
Most if not all of Harriet's art has now found a new home, that is, it has been sold or given away to her friends.
View a more comprehensive listing of her life's work, including art sold.