Ancient Forest
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The story behind the motif
The year is 1899 and a woman is leaning against a tree in the Redwood Forest, Big Basin in Santa Cruz, California. The photographer's name was Andrew P. Hill and he was a prominent artist and photographer. Hill was also an activist and famous for successfully saving large swathes of the Redwood Forest from being ravaged by railroad magnates. The redwood grove consists of the tallest and oldest trees in the entire world and thanks to Hill's efforts, the forest was protected as a nature reserve.
Photographer: Andrew P Hill | Created: 1899 .
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