Twisted tree
Posted by CD • 01/24/07 • 12:18am
Carl Davaz
A scene from the Jardin des Plantes. The “Lythraceae” tree, is commonly found in China and Korea.
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The modern "Davaz Lys Moon" glyph
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by Jean François Porchez
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