Nature's Artwork Order Rosales, Family Rosaceae Sequoia sp (Redwood) Division Pinophyta, Class Pinopsida, Order Pinales, Family Cupressaceae, Subfamily Sequoioideae Geological Time: Eocene Size: The shale is ~ 4.8 x 5 inches Fossil Site: McAbee Fossil Beds, Tranquille Shale, Cache Creek, British Columbia, Canada Code: ZPL123 Price: Sold Description: This shale displays fossil leaves of Prunus and Sequoia from the Eocene lacustrine (i.e., lake) deposits of the McAbee Fossil Beds (commonly called Tranquille Shale) Cache Creek, British Columbia, Canada
Artist's Description A vibrant vintage poster depicts a flamboyantly dressed figure holding a cigarette, associated with the brand "Gitanes." The character is adorned with a headpiece, earrings, a rose, and a wide smile, exuding an air of flamenco-inspired glamour and merriment
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