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John Hancock
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Awesome. Any idea who the carver was?

 

Took this from the Worcester News....

 

"Last year, artist Tom Harvey worked with school children from Pershore to transform a diseased 80-year-old purple beech tree in Pershore’s Abbey Park into an imposing work of art.

On Tuesday, Mr Harvey returned to attach an informative plaque to the piece, Leafing Through History. A spokesman for Wychavon District Council said: “People had been asking questions about it and we simply felt the information would help.”

The plaque tells passers-by that children from Holy Redeemer Roman Catholic Primary School and Abbey Park First School inspiried Mr Harvey to create the sculpture, which depicts a boy reading about nature and took six weeks to complete".

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I think the craftsmanship is amazing. There are a quite a few very talented carvers out there for sure. But I can't understand why the subjects are nearly the same style. Animals, Folk lore and magic seems to be the only aesthetic. I'd like to see some original shapes and ideas. despite my criticism, this is still an out standing piece of work. i couldn't do it.

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