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2026-09-25 13:54:48

T is for turpentine forest, in this lovely, soft print by James Routh.
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A black-and-white lithograph by James Routh that shows a turpentine forest, likely in south Georgia or in Florida. Tall, skinny, straight trees, with branches mostly way up high and out of frame, stand spaced evenly from one another, part of their bark peeled off to allow access to the turpentine. In the foreground, a few classical-looking stone busts of women with long hair sit on the ground, in some long grass.