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Description Amber Hiscott's "Quatrefoil for Delius" is installed in Exchange Square, Bradford. It was unveiled on 25 November 1993. The sculpture is an interactive work of art; Hiscott intended the viewer "not just to look, but also to walk through the 20 foot long tunnel created by the meeting of the two leaves."[1]
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