Editions Norman Ackroyd Daniel Arsham Hemali Bhuta Tony Cragg Nigel Hall Mark Hearld Robert Indiana Alfredo Jaar Joan Miró Lucy + Jorge Orta Sean Scully Bill Viola Erwin Wurm
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Yorkshire Sculpture Park’s world-class temporary exhibitions programme features leading artists across the galleries and historic landscape. Recent highlights include exhibitions by Annie Morris, Daniel Arsham, Leonardo Drew, Erwin Wurm, Lindsey Mendick, Robert Indiana, Jonathan Baldock and Joana Vasconcelos. Running alongside the gallery shows are retail exhibitions by exceptional makers including Mark Hearld, Florian Gadsby, Emma Lawrenson, Takahashi McGill, Norman Ackroyd and Annie Montgomerie. Many of the artists with whom we work generously support YSP through the sharing of an artwork to accompany their exhibitions. Any artwork purchase contributes vital funds to YSP’s charitable activity. As we head towards our 50th anniversary in 2027, we want to ensure that YSP is here for future generations. This eclectic group of artworks represents the breadth of our artistic programme and is a unique opportunity to own work by an internationally renowned artist.
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NORMAN ACKROYD RA Born in Leeds in 1938, Norman Ackroyd attended Leeds College of Art and the Royal College of Art in the 1960s. For more than 60 years he has travelled around Britain documenting the interrelationship of landscape and its human inhabitants throughout history. Ackroyd is one of the most distinguished and foremost landscape artists and contemporary printmakers in the UK. This limited edition etching was produced to accompany Ackroyd’s solo exhibition, The Furthest Lands in 2017–18, and derived from YSP’s unique landscape. Bretton Hall (2018) features the iconic mansion house and its surrounding woodland, reflected in the Lower Lake.
Norman Ackroyd Bretton Hall, 2018 Unframed £540 Framed £683 + shipping Buy online – Etching – Edition of 90 (17 available) – 28 x 35cm – Printed on Somerset Soft White 300gsm paper – Signed, numbered and dated by the artist in 2018
DANIEL ARSHAM Daniel Arsham lives and works in New York. Arsham’s sculptures appear as archaeological remnants of our time that he describes as ‘future relics’. His artistic practice is underpinned by the formative childhood experience of surviving a hurricane which destroyed his family home and everything around it. Reflecting this, the works are partially decayed and explore regeneration represented by real crystals that have been cast in bronze. Four limited editions accompany the artist’s YSP exhibition, Relics in the Landscape, the first UK museum display of Arsham’s work. Eroded Safari is an edition based on Arsham’s custom-built ’86 Porsche Safari, fabricated by American racing car driver, Leh Keen.
Daniel Arsham Eroded Safari, 2022 £5,950 + shipping Buy online – Edition of 500 (3 available: 278/500, 286/500, 393/500) – 31 × 12 × 10cm – 2.3kg – Resin, plaster, aluminium oxide sculpture – Packaged in Arsham Studio designed box with die-cut foam, sealing label and a pair of white art handling gloves – Accompanied with an authentication label issued by Arsham Studio
Future Relic: 01 Mobile Phone presents an archetypal brick phone that Arsham has cast from a mixture of plaster, crystal and glass particles. His petrified objects serve as anthropological relics, in this case a facsimile of an early cellular phone.
Daniel Arsham Future Relic: 01 Mobile Phone, 2013 £8,900 + shipping Buy online – Edition of 500 (1 available: 23/500) – 33 × 19.5 × 12.7cm – 5.42kg – Plaster, crystal, crushed glass sculpture – Packaged in Arsham Studio designed box with die-cut foam, sealing label and a pair of white art handling gloves – Accompanied with an authentication label issued by Arsham Studio
Tropical Cave of Zeus is Daniel Arsham’s second print edition with legendary print studio Brand X Editions in New York City. This edition is based on a painting made by the artist rendered in varying tones of chiaroscuro sepia.
Daniel Arsham Tropical Cave of Zeus, 2021 £8,270 + shipping Buy online – Edition of 199 (1 available: 16/199) – 144.7 x 121.9cm – Sepia chiaroscuro technique over silkscreen on 100% archival cotton paper – Packaged in Arsham Studio designed linen and silver embossed packaging with sealing labels and a pair of white art handling gloves – Accompanied with an authentication card issued by Arsham Studio – Hand signed and numbered by the artist
Grotto of Laocoön is Daniel Arsham’s third print edition created at Brand X Editions in New York City.
Daniel Arsham Grotto of Laocoön, 2022 £8,270 + shipping Buy online
This edition is based on a painting made by the artist for his solo show at König Galerie in 2021. The painting depicts a scene 1000 years into the future or in the past where humans explore a cavern containing a colossal crumbling sculpture of the Greek seer, Laocoön. Arsham’s use of scale and perspective references the 19th Century German Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich.
– Edition of 199 (1 available: 122/199) – 124.4 x 101.6cm – Sepia chiaroscuro technique over silkscreen on 100% archival cotton paper – Packaged in Arsham Studio designed linen and silver embossed packaging with sealing label and a pair of white art handling gloves – Accompanied with an authentication card issued by Arsham Studio – Hand signed and numbered by the artist
HEMALI BHUTA Hemali Bhuta was Creative India Visiting Artist at YSP during the summer of 2012 and has a particular interest in making work in response to environments and their materials. Bhuta spent time walking around and getting to know the Bretton Estate, becoming drawn to the trees and their related folklores. Speed Breakers (2012) are the roots of a fallen beech tree, whose bark was traditionally thought to ward off snakes. Cast in bronze, they are installed among the prominent tree roots on Oxley Bank. Bhuta created a special limited edition bronze ‘root’ from the same beech tree, available exclusively at YSP. Having trained at the LS Raheja School of Art, Mumbai, and MS University, Baroda, Bhuta has exhibited and worked all over the world. She often creates site-specific installations in perishable materials, to explore ideas of process and permanence.
Hemali Bhuta Untitled, 2012 £1700 + shipping Buy online – Edition of 20 – Made to order – Bronze – 44 x 30 x 21cm – 4kg
TONY CRAGG RA Tony Cragg created three etchings exclusively for YSP to mark his 2017 exhibition, A Rare Category of Objects. The etchings belong to the group of Manipulations (2006) and the Branching Line (1990) and present the opportunity to own this singular artist’s work. Cragg is one of the world’s most acclaimed sculptors. He constantly seeks to find new relations between people and the material world. There is no limit to the materials he might use, or the ideas or forms he might conceive. Cragg was born in Liverpool, UK in 1949 and has lived and worked in Germany since 1977. He represented Britain at the 53rd Venice Biennale in 1988 and in the same year was awarded the Turner Prize. In 2016 Cragg was appointed Knight’s Bachelor in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for his service to the visual arts and Anglo-German relations.
Tony Cragg Manipulation 1, 2017 Unframed £850 Framed £995 + shipping Buy online – Edition of 30 (15 available) – 59 x 51cm – Cold needle etching on spit bite ground Hanhnemuhle 350gsm paper – Signed, numbered and dated by the artist in 2017
Tony Cragg Manipulation 2, 2017 Unframed £850 Framed £995 + shipping Buy online
– Edition of 30 (15 available) – 59 x 51cm – Cold needle etching on spit bite ground Hanhnemuhle 350gsm paper – Signed, numbered and dated by the artist in 2017
Tony Cragg Manipulation 3, 2017 Unframed £850 Framed £995 + shipping Buy online
– Edition of 30 (18 available) – 59 x 51cm – Cold needle etching on spit bite ground Hanhnemuhle 350gsm paper – Signed, numbered and dated by the artist in 2017
YSP and Tony Cragg present Senders, an edition of seven stunning bronze sculptures with six remaining available. Each sculpture is finished with its own distinct patina and incised with the artist’s signature and the foundry mark of Kayer Düsseldorf. Senders forms part of an important wider series of the same name, encompassing domestic scale bronzes through to a monumental iteration in fibreglass that stands over six metres tall. They all belong to the family of work described by Cragg as Rational Beings. These sculptural works, that have their genesis in Cragg’s early stacked forms, meld abstraction and figuration. Human profiles and fleeting suggestions of the figure fade in and out of view. The edition has been very generously consigned to YSP by the artist, which will make a significant contribution to supporting our ongoing work.
Tony Cragg Senders,2019 £61,000 + taxes (£73,200 incl. VAT) + shipping Contact retail.shop@ysp.org.uk – Edition of 7 64 x 31 x 28cm – Bronze with white patina – Incised with the artist’s signature and the Kayer Düsseldorf foundry mark on the lower edge
– Edition of 7 – 64 x 31 x 28cm – Bronze with dark brown patina – Incised with the artist’s signature and the Kayer Düsseldorf Contact foundry mark on the retail.shop@ysp.org.uk lower edge Tony Cragg Senders, 2019 £61,000 + taxes (£73,200 incl. VAT) + shipping
– Edition of 7 – 64 x 31 x 28cm – Bronze with brown green patina – Incised with the artist’s signature and the Kayer Düsseldorf Contact foundry mark on the retail.shop@ysp.org.uk lower edge Tony Cragg Senders, 2019 £61,000 + taxes (£73,200 incl. VAT) + shipping
Tony Cragg Senders, 2019 £61,000 + taxes (£73,200 incl. VAT) + shipping Contact retail.shop@ysp.org.uk
– Edition of 7 – 64 x 31 x 28cm – Bronze with brown red patina – Incised with the artist’s signature and the Kayer Düsseldorf foundry mark on the lower edge
Tony Cragg Senders, 2019 £61,000 + taxes (£73,200 incl. VAT) + shipping Contact retail.shop@ysp.org.uk
– Edition of 7 – 64 x 31 x 28cm – Bronze with green patina – Incised with the artist’s signature and the Kayer Düsseldorf foundry mark on the lower edge
Tony Cragg Senders, 2019 £61,000 + taxes (£73,200 incl. VAT) + shipping
Contact retail.shop@ysp.org.uk
– Edition of 7 – 64 x 31 x 28cm – Bronze with red brown patina – Incised with the artist’s signature and the Kayer Düsseldorf foundry mark on the lower edge
Tony Cragg working in his studio in Wuppertal, Germany Photo © Daniel Biskup
NIGEL HALL RA Nigel Hall is one of Britain’s most distinguished sculptors. Principally made of steel, aluminium or polished wood, his geometric sculptural works are concerned with three dimensional space, mass and line. Along with abstract drawings, his work gives as much prominence to voids and shadows as to the solidity of material. Each piece changes with light and viewpoint, reflecting the landscapes or surroundings that inspire them. Whispers was produced by renowned printmaker Norman Ackroyd from a 2007 charcoal drawing by Nigel Hall through etching processes known as sugar lift and spit bite aquatint. This limited edition print accompanied Hall’s exhibition, Sculpture & Drawing, at YSP in 2008.
Nigel Hall Whispers, 2007 Unframed £595 Framed £750 + shipping Buy online – Edition of 90 (9 available) – Aquatint with sugar lift and spit bite – 53 x 39cm – Printed on 300gsm Somerset Cotton paper – Signed, numbered and dated by the artist in 2008
MARK HEARLD x LEACH POTTERY Created exclusively for the 2021 YSP exhibition, Raucous Invention: The Joy of Making, these platters were thrown and decorated in the original studio of Bernard Leach at Leach Pottery in St. Ives, Cornwall. Leach Pottery is one of the most respected and influential potteries in the world. The works were hand thrown by lead potter, Roelof Uys in a rough stoneware clay with high iron content from St. Agnes in Cornwall. The glaze used, Shino (terracotta) is from an original recipe by Svend Bayer. The platters were then decorated by Mark Hearld using paper stencils, slips and sgraffito mark making onto wet clay. There are four available from a series of 30 unique designs. Mark Hearld is a Yorkshire-based artist and designer. He works across a number of mediums, producing lithographic and linocut prints, paintings, collages and hand-painted ceramics, taking inspiration from the flora and fauna of the British countryside.
Mark Hearld in his studio in York, 2021 Photo © Hermoine McCosh
Mark Hearld x Leach Pottery Partridge Small Platter, 2021 £395 + shipping Buy online
– Series of 40 (1 available) – Rough stoneware clay from St. Agnes, Cornwall – Decorated with an original glaze recipe, Shino by Svend Bayer – 30cm diameter
Mark Hearld x Leach Pottery Swan Small Platter, 2021 £395 + shipping Buy online
– Series of 40 (1 available) – Rough stoneware clay from St. Agnes, Cornwall – Decorated with an original glaze recipe, Shino by Svend Bayer – 30cm diameter
Mark Hearld x Leach Pottery Bird Small Platter, 2021 £395 + shipping Buy online
– Series of 40 (1 available) – Rough stoneware clay from St. Agnes, Cornwall – Decorated with an original glaze recipe, Shino by Svend Bayer – 30cm diameter
Mark Hearld x Leach Pottery Shank Small Platter, 2021 £395 + shipping Buy online
– Series of 40 (1 available) – Rough stoneware clay from St. Agnes, Cornwall – Decorated with an original glaze recipe, Shino by Svend Bayer – 30cm diameter
ROBERT INDIANA A major figure in American art since the 1960s, Robert Indiana was a painter, sculptor and printmaker. His highly original work explores American identity, personal history, and the power of language. Created in 1964, Indiana’s LOVE image is recognised as one of the most iconic images of 20th century art. The 2022 YSP exhibition, Robert Indiana: Sculpture 1958–2018 presented the first major exhibition of Indiana’s sculpture in Europe, comprising fifty indoor works across sculpture, painting and print, and six significant works installed in YSP’s historic parkland. It drew on the artist’s personal life and key themes that remain relevant today. This print was acquired from the Morgan Art Foundation to generously support the work of YSP.
Robert Indiana LOVE Wall (Red, White, Blue), 2008 £15,000 + taxes (£18,000 incl. VAT) + shipping Contact retail.shop@ysp.org.uk – Artist proof (1 available: 5/12) – 114.3 x 111.8cm – Serigraph on Saunders Waterford paper – Signed, numbered and dated by the artist in 2008 – Printed by Brand X Editions, New York – Published by G & S Editions, New York
ALFREDO JAAR Alfredo Jaar adapted this print from a photograph taken from inside one of the cells that make up his permanent installation, The Garden of Good and Evil. This work was commissioned to coincide with the major exhibition of the same name at YSP in 2017 by the Chilean-born artist. Regarded as one of the world’s most politically engaging yet poetic artists, Jaar is also an architect and filmmaker who addresses humanitarian trauma, inequalities, and injustices around the world. The original version of the installation was displayed outside the Underground Gallery. Generously donated by Jaar and a/ political (an organisation dedicated to the support and promotion of artists working within a sociopolitical framework), the work is now permanently installed within woodland at YSP, where visitors are invited to walk amongst the trees to discover the hidden structures. The catalogue of this installation is also available here.
Alfredo Jaar The Last Sky, 2019 Unframed £300 Framed £470 + shipping Buy online – Edition of 50 (10 available) – Giclée print – 48 x 33cm – Signed, numbered and dated by the artist in 2019
JOAN MIRÓ Joan Miró was one of the most significant figures in 20th century European art and in 2020 YSP curated a major exhibition of his work. He had several major retrospectives following his first show in 1941 at The Museum of Modern Art in New York. He won the Venice Biennale Grand Prix in 1954 and was awarded the Spanish Gold Medal of Fine Arts in 1980. Miró made graphic work throughout his career, embracing many different printmaking techniques. From 1959 he had a dedicated print studio in Son Boter, Palma de Mallorca and his devotion to printmaking expressed a desire to disseminate his work to a broad public. This exclusive limited edition sixcolour lithograph print was created to accompany the exhibition, Miró: Sculptor at YSP in 2012. The edition of 300 was printed by the Curwen Studio in Cambridge and each print is embossed with © Successió Miró 2012 and has technical details printed on the reverse.
Joan Miró Untitled, 2012 Unframed £330 Framed £400 + shipping Buy online
– Edition of 300 (84 available) – 33.5 x 44.5cm – Lithograph on 300gsm Somerset Velvet paper – Accompanied with a certificate of authenticity
The following rare limited edition lithographs and etchings were shared by the artist’s successors, and featured in YSP’s 2020 exhibition of Miro’s prints. These two lithographs are part of a series of three named after the location of Miró’s Mallorcan studio.
Joan Miró Son Abrines I (1302–1304), 1987 £5,500 + shipping Buy online
– Edition of 75 (8 available) – 91 x 70cm – Lithograph on Guarro paper – Printed by J. J. Torralba, Barcelona – With artist’s stamped signature – Accompanied with a certificate of authenticity stamped and signed by Emilio F. Miró on the reverse
Joan Miró Son Abrines II (1302–1304), 1987 £5,500 + shipping Buy online
– Edition of 75 (4 available) – 91 x 70cm – Lithograph on Guarro paper – Printed by J. J. Torralba, Barcelona – With artist’s stamped signature – Accompanied with a certificate of authenticity stamped and signed by Emilio F. Miró on the reverse
Miró met Cuban poet and writer Carlos Franqui in the 1970s. The artist created a series of 21 lithographs to illustrate Franqui’s collection of poetry entitled Album 21, three of which are for sale here.
Joan Miró Album 21 Poème de Carlos Franqui No. 1, 1978 £2,600 + shipping Buy online
– Edition of 75 (4 available) – 49.8 x 64.6cm – Lithograph on Velin Arches paper – Printed by Moulot, Paris – Hand signed by the artist
Joan Miró Album 21 Poème de Carlos Franqui No. 2, 1978 £2,600 + shipping Buy online
– Edition of 75 (2 available) – 65 x 50cm – Lithograph on Velin Arches paper – Printed by Moulot, Paris – Hand signed by the artist
Joan Miró Album 21 Poème de Carlos Franqui No. 4, 1978 £2,600 + shipping Buy online
– Edition of 75 (3 available) – 65 x 50cm – Lithograph on Velin Arches paper – Printed by Moulot, Paris – Hand signed by the artist
Paysanne Endormie, or Sleeping Peasant Woman, is one of a number of prints from 1981 featuring this character, including Peasant Woman with Birds, Listening to the Sea, and Angry Peasant Woman. The character is represented as a curvilinear, solid black shape that dominates the picture space.
Joan Miró Paysanne Endormie, 1981 £2,600 + shipping Buy online
– Edition of 100 (12 available) – 71.5 x 105cm – Lithograph on Velin Arches paper – Printed by Atelier LeLong, Paris – With artist’s stamped signature – Accompanied with a certificate of authenticity stamped and signed by Emilio F. Miró on the reverse
This Miró sculpture is the first in an edition of six bronzes and was exhibited as part of the Miró: Sculptor exhibition at YSP in 2012. It was cast in 1993 by the Parellada Foundry in Barcelona and generously shared by the Successió Miró to support YSP’s charitable work. A ceramic plate from the Gallifa ceramics workshop of Josep Llorens Artigas serves as the sculpture’s base. Artigas worked closely with Miró on his ceramic pieces and bronze sculptures. Carved on the surface of the plate is an aperture resembling a grinning mouth, complete with nails which stand for eyes, while kneaded clay forms the feet. A wire antenna tops the sculpture, a reference to the title, Oiseau. Miró enjoyed working on this scale and was amused by the thought of visitors interacting with his sculptural works. This is a special opportunity to own a rare bronze by one of the most influential artists of the 20th century.
Joan Miró Personnage, Oiseau, 1977 £120,000 + taxes (£144,000 incl. VAT) + shipping Contact retail.shop@ysp.org.uk – Edition of 6 – Bronze with green, brown and dark brown patina, cast in 1993 – 66 x 33 x 45cm – Signed and numbered 1/6 Miró on the base – Incised with the Parellada Foundry mark on the lower edge
Joan Miró working at the Parellada Foundry in Barcelona, 1970 Photo © Photographic Archive F. Català-Roca - Arxiu Fotogràfic de AHCOAC
LUCY + JORGE ORTA Inspired by their global research trips, Lucy + Jorge Orta's collaborative practice across drawing, sculpture and performance explores some of the 21st century’s most pressing issues, including biodiversity, environmental sustainability and climate change. Designed exclusively to coincide with the artists’ 2013 YSP exhibition, the inspiration for this work derives from Lucy + Jorge Orta’s expedition to the Peruvian Amazon and drawings from their Amazonia series. The verse is taken from the artists’ film Amazonia, written by eco-poet Mario Petrucci. Royal Limoges porcelain has been used in the production of this edition, created with a four-colour enamel process with platinum silver accents. Each plate is inscribed with the original artists’ drawings and is signed and numbered on the reverse. This porcelain plate is in an edition of 50 with two unique designs.
Lucy + Jorge Orta 70 x 7 The Meal Act XXXV, 2013 Design 1: Buy online Design 2: Buy online £120 + shipping
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– Edition of 50 Design 1: 5 available Design 2: 1 available – Royal Limoges porcelain plate, with enamel and platinum – 26cm diameter – Signed and dated by the artists in 2013
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SEAN SCULLY RA Born in Dublin, raised in London, and a resident of New York since 1975, Sean Scully is considered to be one of the most important abstract painters working today. Drawing on European traditions but with the distinct character and scale prevalent in the USA, Scully is credited with reinvigorating abstract painting. He has exhibited widely in Europe and the United States, and is represented in the permanent collections of a number of museums and public galleries worldwide as well as the American Embassy in London. This limited edition aquatint was made specially for Scully’s 2018 YSP exhibition, Inside Outside, and relates to the artist’s Landline series of paintings. It was generously shared by the artist to support YSP’s charitable work.
Sean Scully Untitled, 2018 Buy online – Edition of 40 – Edition 1–20: (4 available) £3,900 unframed, £4,098 framed + shipping – Edition 21–40: (18 available) £4,700 unframed, £4,898 framed + shipping – Aquatint with sugar lift and spit bite on Hahnemuhle Copperplate 300gsm paper – 55.9 x 43.2cm – Signed, numbered and dated by the artist in 2018
BILL VIOLA In 2015, YSP presented Bill Viola’s most extensive exhibition in the UK for over 10 years. To support YSP, Viola released a rare limited edition lithographic print of a drawing, featuring text from the 16thcentury Sufi romance, Madhumalati. Written by the Indian Sufi mystic Mir Sayyid Manjhan Shattari Rajgiri, Madhumalati tells the love story of prince Manohar and princess Madhumalati who must suffer separation and self-transformation before coming together in true happiness. Bill Viola is recognised as one of today’s most acclaimed artists. He has established video as a vital form of contemporary art, expanding its scope in terms of technology, content and historical reach. Viola’s video installations envelop the viewer in a landscape of image and sound, and are distinguished by their precision and direct simplicity. Viola represented the USA at the 46th Venice Biennale in 1995 and his work has been the subject of large solo survey exhibitions at institutions around the world.
Bill Viola Madhumalati, 2015 Unframed £350 Framed £400 + shipping Buy online – Edition of 250 (198 available) – Lithograph on Somerset Satin White 300gsm paper – 28 x 21.5cm – Signed and numbered by the artist
ERWIN WURM Erwin Wurm is one of Austria’s most prominent and highly regarded artists, representing his country at the 2017 Venice Biennale. Over three decades he has challenged the rules of sculpture, the limitations of the human body, and its relationship to the spaces we inhabit. His 2023–24 exhibition of sculpture and painting at YSP has been the subject of media plaudits and immense public appeal. To support YSP, Wurm has collaborated with us to produce a limited-edition lithographic print from an original crayon drawing, Untitled, (One Minute Sculpture), 2016. Made exclusively for his exhibition Trap of the Truth, this edition of just 50 prints is a unique opportunity to own his work.
Erwin Wurm Untitled, 2023 Unframed £300 Framed £450 + shipping Buy online – Edition of 50 (9 available) – Lithograph on Somerset Satin Velvet Warm White 400gsm paper – 29.7 x 25cm – Signed and numbered by the artist – Printed by Coriander Studios, London
Yorkshire Sculpture Park is the leading international centre for modern and contemporary sculpture. Founded in 1977 by Sir Peter Murray CBE and led by Clare Lilley since 2022, YSP is the largest sculpture park of its kind in Europe. It is the only place to see Barbara Hepworth’s The Family of Man in its entirety, alongside a significant collection of sculpture, including bronzes by Henry Moore, important pieces by Phyllida Barlow, Roger Hiorns, Damien Hirst, Ursula von Rydingsvard, Hemali Bhuta and Ai Weiwei, and site-related works by Katrina Palmer, Andy Goldsworthy, Alfredo Jaar, David Nash, Sean Scully and James Turrell. As a registered charity (number 1067908), every purchase supports YSP. This enables us to maintain an internationally-renowned artistic programme, support learning and community programmes, and sustainably steward the 500-acre historic landscape.
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