Henry Moore sculptures displayed among Kew Gardens landscapes in new exhibition
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Eleanor Parsons
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A review of the Henry Moore: Monumental Nature exhibition at Kew Gardens in London, featuring 30 of Moore's sculptures placed among the landscapes and glasshouses. The article describes the peaceful, meditative experience of viewing the sculptures in a natural setting, highlighting how Moore was inspired by nature. The exhibition runs until 31 January.
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Twitter / XHenry Moore sculptures displayed among Kew Gardens landscapes in new exhibitionnewscientist.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledAs I walked around the large green form, watching how the shadows and light changed as I moved, I felt my stress levels drop.
Reclining Mother and Child by Henry Moore has a peaceful feel about it.
I could imagine the mother and child enjoying the lush gardens they were sitting in, just as I was.
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