296. Flowers of Sal

<strong>botanical-art/marianne-north/296-flowers-sal</strong><br>© RBG KEW

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Shorea robusta, Roxb., is one of the most valuable of Indian timber trees, 100 to 150 feet high. It also yields a large quantity of resin, which is extensively used as a substitute for pitch in naval yards, and burnt for incense in Hindoo temples. Th

Media ID 4570339

Date: 10th March 2011

Filename: MN_296-004440LA090603_00171.jpg

Image Size: 5808 x 8820 Pixels

Filesize is 36.84MB

Associated Categories: Marianne North

Keywords: art, artist, flowers, hindoo, indian, leaves, marianne north, painting, sal, temple