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Oak in white

Oak in snow on Dron Hill, spring equinox 2013 (Squire)

Author gsPosted on 23 March 201410 January 2018Format ImageCategories seasons, springTags equinox, oak, snow, spring, tree

One of the paintings of Hay-racks in the landscape by Slovenian artist Fida Fakin. Her family have provided examples of her work and some notes on her life at Vida's page.

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