Maya Lin: Ghost Forest Seedlings #91 Books 1958–1963 brings this unique moment

1958–1963 brings this unique moment in art history to life through ample archival images and primary source material

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Maya Lin: Ghost Forest Seedlings #91 Books 1958–1963 brings this unique momentMaya Lins Ghost Forest Seedlings depict a seed or group of seeds that grows into an intricate root pattern, or seedling, over a predetermined amount of time. Each of the 500 unique works from the project consists of a signed print of the final root system, printed on Hahnemhle Bamboo paper by Brooklyn Editions. Varying traits in Ghost Forest Seedlings include the number of seeds in each work; the colors of each seed and root; the number of roots that