Hepworth

American

[hep-wurth] / ˈhɛp wɜrθ /

noun

Dame Barbara, 1903–75, English sculptor.

Hepworth British

/ ˈhɛpwəθ /

noun

Dame Barbara. 1903–75, British sculptor of abstract works

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"She used to wake me up every morning on Hepworth ward with a big hug," she says.

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An art gallery has successfully secured sufficient funds to buy a Dame Barbara Hepworth sculpture, after reaching the target of £3.8m.

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When she came back to Hepworth Ward a couple of days later, the court heard she was told she was too frail to go on planned leave.

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She was under close observation on the Hepworth Ward, then managed by Aninakwa.

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Rosie Hepworth got into padel about a year ago after seeing the sport on social media, but has found it's become too expensive.

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