
Forest of Fontainebleau - Juniper
George Barnard · 1807 - 1890
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Why is this public domain? George Barnard died in 1890; this work is in the public domain.
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A chromolithographic plate showing wind-bent pine trees growing among rocky sandstone outcrops, with juniper shrubs in the foreground and a hazy forested plain stretching toward a pale yellow horizon. The plate is titled Forest of Fontainebleau - Juniper, by George Barnard, dated 1885, and is numbered as Plate 1.



















