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Theo Meier (Swiss, 1908-1982), Repos sous les cocotiers [Rest under the Coconut Palms], 1933. Oil on canvas, 101 x 145 cm.
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Theo Meier (Swiss, 1908-1982), Repos sous les cocotiers [Rest under the Coconut Palms], 1933. Oil on canvas, 101 x 145 cm.
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Coconut trees by the beach. 🌞🥥🌴(watercolor in journal) 🌴🌴🥥💦
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In the tropics, coconuts are harvested by individuals scaling coconut palms that grow up to 90 feet tall to reach and chop off the fruit that grows near the very top.
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