"A Bibliography of Canadian Soil Science" print (1971) Size:24x36" but those shadows don’t make

but those shadows don’t make visual sense - the artist (uncredited) was more concerned with impressions than realism

photographers and designers are very rarely credited

my answer is: why not

and of course the first thing I wanted to talk to him about was the various bee-related publications the Ontario government has released over the years

two litres of No Name brand something-or-other

"A Bibliography of Canadian Soil Science" print (1971) Size:24x36" but those shadows don’t makeIf you were a Canadian soil scientist circa 1971, this is what your bookshelf looked like: chocked full of books and studies with titles like Soils of the Upper Mackenzie River Area and pedological studies of the Comt de Maskinong. If you are a Canadian soil scientist circa right now, you probably would do well to have this print on your wall. A booklet cover reproduction available at 12x18" or 24x36" on Epson Enhanced Matte 192 gsm paper printed with