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Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Sheffield

About Yorkshire Sculpture Park

The Yorkshire sculpture park has both indoor galleries and outdoor exhibitions for visitors to enjoy during their visit. This world-class setup is located on the grounds of Brenton hall and features exhibitions of modern and contemporary sculpture. It is known to be one of the leading outdoor galleries in the entire UK and consists of works of several amazing artists from the past century. Visitors will also find several bronze pieces of the renowned sculptor Henry Moore as this is known to be one of his largest collections in Europe. In addition to Henry more visitors will also get to see the work of renowned artists like Barbara Hepworth, Joan Mira and even short-term exhibitions of new-age sculptors like Philip King and Eduardo Paluzzi Lynn Chadwick.

Location: Yorkshire Sculpture Park, West Bretton, WF4 4LG

Operating Hour: 10am to 5pm

Entry Fee: £6.00

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Yorkshire Sculpture Park Highlights

• The Yorkshire sculpture park is a world-class and modern exhibition of contemporary sculpture and art.
• The Park has six indoor galleries that are committed to bringing together beautiful art and fun times.
• The collection of the sculpture Park includes several pieces by the renowned artist Henry Moore and is known as one of the largest collections of his work in Europe.
• The sculpture Park also houses works of artists like Barbara Hepworth, Joan Mirro, and others.
• Visitors can also enjoy short-term exhibitions that focus mainly on 20th century cultures like Phillip King and Eduardo Paluzzi Lynn Chadwick.

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