Mars a Billion Years Ago – Gianne de Genevraye

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Mars a Billion Years Ago

2020

44in x 35in

Oil on canvas

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In the distant past, the surface of Mars was crisscrossed by massive rivers and oceans, which have since evaporated. The reddish appearance of the ocean is due to the iron in the water, edged with blue ice; the Milky Way can be seen from the planet’s surface.

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