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363. Trees from the Artists Hut at St. Johns, South Africa

363. Trees from the Artists Hut at St. Johns, South Africa

On the right the Amatungula, (Carissa grandiflora, E. Mey.) or auntigoulah, as corrupted by the colonists; the best native fruit of the country. Above it and on the left the Milk Tree (Sideroxylon inerme, Linn.) of which the Kaffirs make their clubs

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Filename: MN_363_004440LA090729_00120.jpg

Size: 5580 x 8244 (43MB)

Date: 3rd May 2011

© RBG KEW

363. Trees from the Artists Hut at St. Johns, South Africa

On the right the Amatungula, (Carissa grandiflora, E. Mey.) or auntigoulah, as corrupted by the colonists; the best native fruit of the country. Above it and on the left the Milk Tree (Sideroxylon inerme, Linn.) of which the Kaffirs make their clubs

© RBG KEW

Media ID 4991642

Artist Landscape Leaves Marianne North Painting South Africa

Filename: MN_363_004440LA090729_00120.jpg

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