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Art movers hired by Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts will hoist Henry Moore’s six-ton bronze sculpture, “Reclining Figure,” out of the reflecting pool on Friday night. The sculpture will reside in New Jersey while Lincoln Center pursues its redevelopment project. The sculpture will return to the pool in fall 2008.
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|Art movers hired by Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts will hoist Henry Moore’s six-ton bronze sculpture, “Reclining Figure,” out of the reflecting pool on Friday night. The sculpture will reside in New Jersey while Lincoln Center pursues its redevelopment project. The sculpture will return to the pool in fall 2008.
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