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Raynsford welcomes return of ‘Knife Edge’

September 8, 2011 By Rob Powell

Greenwich and Woolwich MP, Nick Raynsford, says he is ‘delighted’ that Henry Moore’s ‘Knife Edge’ sculpture has been returned to Greenwich Park.

Nick said: “I have written on numerous occasions to the Henry Moore Foundation, stressing the significance of ‘Knife Edge’ to Greenwich Park. The Friends of Greenwich Park have also worked tirelessly to secure the sculpture’s return.

“I am delighted that our lobbying has paid off and that ‘Knife Edge’ will be returned in time for the 2012 Olympics, so that this fine piece of work by one of Britain’s greatest sculptors can be admired once again by local Greenwich residents, and also around the world.”

Henry Moore Sculpture in Greenwich Park

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Greenwich Park, Nick Raynsford

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