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The Henry Moore Foundation is an arts charity established by the artist in 1977 to promote sculpture in general and Henry Moore's work in particular. The Foundation's large collection of work is exhibited in Perry Green and around the world and an extens
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1. The Henry Moore Foundation - Home
The Henry Moore Foundation is an arts charity established by the artist in 1977 to promote sculpture in general and Henry Moore's work in particular. The Foundation's ...
2. Henry Moore, Perry Green - Henry Moore Perry Green
The Henry Moore Foundation is an arts charity established by the artist in 1977 to promote sculpture in general and Henry Moore's work in particular. The Foundation's ...

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