Basil Smith: Gnidia glauca (Flower)

Artist: Basil Smith
1925 -
Nationality: British
Artwork Year: 1990
Image Size: 7 by 5.75 inches
Overall Size: 10 by 8.75 inches
Medium: Mixed Media on Hot Press Illustration Board

The African plant known as Gnidia grows chiefly in South Africa, Madagascar, Arabia, India and Ceylon. It is named for a town in Crete, Gnidus, which comes from an ancient Greek word meaning laurel. Gnidia is a flower- and fruit-bearing evergreen shrub that is sometimes used for landscaping in areas with appropriate weather conditions, such as California.

This painting was originally published on the Fleetwood® Commemorative Cover series for the United Nations Flora and Fauna of the World issued in 1990.

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