California Redwoods, 1940 Size:Stone Lithograph, 17 x 17 inches with some growing as high

with some growing as high as 331 feet and over 2000 years old

as a result

As seen on page 11 of Little Toot

Millard Sheets played a major role in bringing the art of California to the national arena

California Redwoods, 1940 Size:Stone Lithograph, 17 x 17 inches with some growing as highA California fine art gicle print on premium watercolor paper. This magnificent and awesome tree is the sixth in the series and was on the cover of Westways magazine issue of June 1940. The Sequoia should be listed as one of the world's greatest wonders. It undoubtedly is the most impressive of creatures in the California forest. It represents the world's oldest and largest living thing, with some growing as high as 331 feet and over 2000 years old.