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 : Henry Moore sculpture with lorry driver relaxing, London


Henry Moore sculpture with lorry driver relaxing, London

Jan. 01, 1973 - HENRY MOORE SCULPTURE FOR THE BRITISH ART MARKET 1973 EXHIBITION. A magnificent exhibition of paintings, drawings, sculpture, furniture, silver, glass and works of art has been assembled by The British Antique Dealers Association, Christie's, The Society of London Art Dealers and Sotheby's as part of the Fanfare for Europe celebrations. The exhibition - The British Art Market 1973 - will be held at Christie's from January 4th - 11th and will be opened by the Prime Minister, Edward Heath. In the sculpture section will be a reclining figure in elmwood by Henry Moore, which is being exhibited by courtesy of Mrs. Irina Moore, the sculptor's wife, and which was recently in the Henry Moore exhibition in Florence. Keystone Photo Shows:- Ernie Saunders, of Ware, Herts, who drove the lorry transporting Henry Moore's Reclining Figure - sits on it to enjoy a cup of tea before helping to unload it from the lorry, on arrival at Christie's today

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13285176
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47070506
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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