Gardens

Clothed In Color

A statue is clothed in a headband of Forsythia

By Yankee Magazine|Apr 20 2009| Print icon

A stone cherub statue with a wreath of flowers on its head leans on its hands. In the foreground, another blurred figure is adorned with yellow flowers.

Photo Credit: Jeff Folger

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