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Hyde Park Elm Trees. During the late 20th century more then 900 elms in the park were
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Hyde Park Elm Trees. During the late 20th century more then 900 elms in the park were
Hyde Park Elm Trees. During the late 20th century more then 900 elms in the park were killed by Dutch elm disease. Three of the dead trees are sculpted by first year students of he Chelsea School of Art. 6th May 1978
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Disease Hyde Park Nature Park Sculpture Students Tree Trees 1978 Diseased
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Remembering the Lost Giants - Hyde Park Elm Trees
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. This print takes us back to a significant era in Hyde Park's history during the late 20th century. Once adorned by over 900 majestic elms, this iconic park fell victim to the devastating Dutch elm disease. The silent witnesses of this tragic event are three lifeless trees, transformed into haunting sculptures by talented first-year students from Chelsea School of Art. Captured on May 6th, 1978, these sculpted remnants stand as a poignant reminder of nature's vulnerability and mankind's resilience. Each stroke of their chisels echoes the sorrow felt for these fallen giants that once graced London's beloved Hyde Park. The image transports us to an era where art meets tragedy; where diseased branches were severed with axes and creativity breathed new life into what was lost. Amidst the lush greenery surrounding them, these sculptures serve as both a testament to human ingenuity and a symbol of our deep connection with nature. As we gaze upon this photograph from Memory Lane Prints, let us reflect on the fragility of our natural world and appreciate how even in times of loss, beauty can emerge through artistic expression. These elm tree sculptures will forever remind us not only of what was lost but also inspire hope for a future where such devastation can be prevented or healed.
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