Among Moody's most famous works from this period was his great female head, Midonz (1937), which he described as "the goddess of transmutation". By the late 1930s, he had accumulated an impressive collection of work and had a solo show in Paris, France. The success of the show encouraged him to move to Paris in 1938.
Among Moody's most renowned works from this era was his iconic female head, Midonz (1937), which he referred to as "the goddess of transformation". By the late 1930s, he had amassed a substantial body of work and exhibited solo in Paris, France. The success of the exhibition prompted him to relocate to Paris in 1938.