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Jun 2021
Sculpture trail heads to Harrogate's RHS Harlow Carr
A new sculpture trail inspired by the seasons is heading to RHS Harlow Carr next month.
The Four Seasons will open in the Harrogate gardens on July 7 and run until summer 2022, so there's opportunity to experience the trail at all times of year.
Each sculpture is a four and a half metre tall fibreglass head inspired by Renaissance paintings by Italian artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo.
Artist and filmmaker Philip Haas's heads depict spring, summer, autumn and winter in human form. They are adorned with seasonal fruit and vegetables, flowers and crops.
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As well as the trail, RHS Harlow Carr will also hold a series of floristry workshops. The first event, where people can create bouquets and wreaths, will be on July 1.
Paul Cook, RHS Garden Harlow Carr curator, said:
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