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Hepworth's memorial to Dag Hammarskjöld, in bronze beside the Battersea Park boating lake.
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The bronze of 1961-62 is the smaller version of the sculpture Hepworth made for the United Nations in New York in memory of its Secretary-General, who died in a plane crash in 1961 and had been a friend; a pierced upright form three metres tall, weathered green, on the lake's edge. Battersea Park has Moore's Three Standing Figures a few hundred yards away, so the two great British sculptors of the century face each other across the water.
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