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English: Akademie der Künste (academy of fine arts) Berlin, Hanseatenweg 10. Main entrance. Architect: Werner Düttmann, 1960. Sculpture created by Henry Moore.
Deutsch: Akademie der Künste Berlin, Standort Hansaviertel, Hanseatenweg 10. Haupteingang. Architekt: Werner Düttmann, 1960. Skulptur von Henry Moore.
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