Whatever happened to the Henry Moore in London's Kensington Gardens?

0021577 The Arch, 1979-1980 travertine marble; Serpentine, Henry Moore at the; Kensington Gardens; BERTHOUD Roger; SYLVESTER David; The Arch 1979-80 Travertine marble, (LH 503c), damage to; Vandalism and damage Whatever happened to the Henry Moore in London's Kensington Gardens? Marti Bailey The Art Newspaper Page 30; report on Moore's Travertine Arch, illus beside the Serpentine, now owned by the Royal Parks. Questions who will fund the repairs needed, or whether The Henry Moore Foundation will allow a new cast to be made, Bailey claims it's cheaper to build a new one". Quotes from Julia PEYTON-JONES Director of the Serpentine Gallery. Various costings listed. Also on this page a small column announcing the acquisition and rennovation of Hoglands by HMF. One illus shows exterior of the house. Page 29; Editorial and Commentary column by Roger BERTHOUD entitled "There's no such thing as a free Henry Moore". Mentions the Royal Park's desire to re-site Moore's sculpture. See 0022761."