The Man Who Planted Trees

Paperback, 53 pages

Published Oct. 17, 1996 by Peter Owen Ltd, Gardners Books.

ISBN:
978-0-7206-1021-5
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4 stars (1 review)

A French widower, who plants 100 acorns each day and restores the landscape over the 30 years of his work.

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The story was alright. Michael McCurdy's design of this edition (Chelsea Green Publishing, 1985), however, was magnificent. Times Roman font, white space on each page, high quality paper, and his wonderful wood engraving illustrations. A thing of rare beauty.

"When you remembered that all this had sprung from the hands and the soul of this one man, without technical resources, you understood that men could be as effectual as God in other realms than that of destruction."

Subjects

  • History Of Art / Art & Design Styles
  • Modern fiction
  • Art
  • French