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Henry Moore, Reclining Figure (1951), painted plaster. As of 2004 sited outside the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. On loan from the Henry Moore Foundation.
עברית: פסלו של הנרי מור "דמות מסובה". מאז שנת 2004 הפסל מוצג בסמוך למוזיאון פיצוויליאם בקיימברדיג' שבאנגליה.
Photograph © Andrew Dunn, 9 September 2004. |
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Originally uploaded to en:Wikipedia as en:Image:HenryMoore02.jpg by en:User:Solipsist 20:19, 9 September 2004
See also
Keywords: Henry Moore, sculpture, abstract, bronze, Kenwood House, Reclining figure
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