Eucaliptus I

According to Carlo Delli the imagination and colors of Sardinia's eucaliptus' bark are so good as australian one. In "Admirable barks" collection the landscape is the last link with the reality. In "Eucaliptus I" the author remainds to the ancestral and prehistoric cave art.

After twelve years from the photography, a group of Sardinian archaeologists, which leader was Marcello Polastri, has found a drawing stone in Sant’Elia Cave near the city of Cagliari.

“These are the expressive and artistic artworks of our ancestors. Over three thousand years ago  men and women dressed animals skins and lived underground, if necessary burying their loved ones in the caves" Marcello Polastri said.  From Sardegnasotterranea

Sardinia, Cagliari 2002.

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