The sculptures are based on the iconic children’s book ‘We’re Going on a Bear Hunt’ 🐻
Councillor Jonathan Pryor, deputy leader of Leeds City Council said: “For children and families across Leeds, the bear from this iconic children’s book is instantly recognisable and associated with wonderful memories of storytelling and adventure. We jumped at the chance to help bring this trail to Leeds, filling the streets and parks with spectacular art, bringing our communities together and encouraging visitors into the city centre.
‘Leeds Bear Hunt’ is a large-scale public art trail featuring over 50 individually designed life-size bear sculptures based on the iconic children’s book ‘We’re Going on a Bear Hunt’.
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