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Rock of Ages, Sands of Time

Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: Barbara Page(Illustrator), Warren D Allmon(Author), Rosamund Wolff Purcell(Foreword By)
347 pages, Col plates
Rock of Ages, Sands of Time
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  • Rock of Ages, Sands of Time ISBN: 9780226644790 Hardback Jul 2001 Out of Print #119118
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Collection of 544 specially commissioned paintings by Barbara Page representing the passage of a million years of the history of earth, with fossil plants and animals depicted at the same scale and in association with each other just as they might be discovered by a paleontologist in the field.

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Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: Barbara Page(Illustrator), Warren D Allmon(Author), Rosamund Wolff Purcell(Foreword By)
347 pages, Col plates
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"Page has produced a natural prehistoric flipbook of creatures in the throes of life, their transitory gestures preserved – swimming, sailing, capturing prey. It is as if each bivalve, alligator, or sail-back that swam or flitted or thundered before the lens was caught by a time-lapsed mechanism and recorded onto the most remarkable film stock ever invented."
– From the Foreword by Rosamund Wolff Purcell

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