Barbara Hepworth's Reclining Figure (Trenona) is a bronze sculpture from 1958 that exemplifies her modernist approach to the human form. The work abstracts the reclining figure into organic, flowing shapes that suggest the body while remaining distinctly sculptural. Hepworth's mastery of bronze casting and her understanding of negative space create a dynamic interplay between solid form and void. The sculpture invites viewers to move around it, experiencing shifting perspectives and relationships between elements. This piece represents her mature period of abstraction rooted in figurative tradition.