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man repairs a large umbrella in Kano, Nigeria, ph. Muhammad Shehu
Ryan Crotty (American, b.1977)
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Zoltán Glass (Hungarian, 1903 - 1981)
Reflection, 1959
Drew Barrymore at the Ever After premiere 1998
Robert Mapplethorpe, Untitled, from the series ‘Flowers’, 1988 Toned photogravure print
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June Jordan, Courtesy of Sara Miles, 1981
Memory of an Ancient Forest Slice of Quercus Simulata Wood
Miocene, 23–55 Million Years Ago Stinking Water Pass, Harney County, Oregon, USA
Petrified wood, quite literally “wood turned to stone,” is created when the structure of a tree is slowly replaced by minerals, preserving it in stunning three-dimensional detail. Unlike most fossil plants, which survive only as impressions, each piece of petrified wood retains the intricate architecture of the original, with colors and patterns shaped by the tree’s lifetime, the conditions of its burial, and the final polish that reveals its beauty.