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Thirty monumental Moores among Kew's trees, the largest outdoor showing of him ever.
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At Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Thirty of Moore's large bronzes placed through the Gardens in conversation with the trees and vistas, spanning nearly seventy years of work, with more than ninety smaller pieces - sculpture, drawings, models, sketchbooks - in the Shirley Sherwood Gallery beside a companion show of botanical painting. Organised with the Henry Moore Foundation. Included in garden entry, with a free daily guided walk and a family trail; evening and buggy tours are ticketed separately.
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