Inspired by the brilliant frescoes from Ancient Greece and Rome, and standing almost 8 feet high, each of these towering cast iron statues represents one of the four seasons. Depicted in classical dress, each figure bears the symbol of the time of year he or she represents. Spring is a lovely maiden holding a basket of flowers, and Summer a maiden with a sickle and sheaf of wheat. The male figure of Autumn clutches a bunch of grapes, while Winter pulls his heavy cloak closely as protection from the cold. Each of these beautifully-cast sculptures is set on a decorative cast iron base, elevating their grandeur and importance. Typically, the series of the four seasons is often split up among various collections and it is quite rare to find a c