Is A Coincidence Of A Coincidences Just A Coincidence? Following Edward A Wilson Into The Unknown by John Flux

The discovery of a bird painting by Edward Wilson, who died with Scott on their return from the South Pole, hit the headlines in 2017. The bird was a dead treecreeper, an insignificant inhabitant of European woodland. Why was it there? This author had carried a treecreeper photo in his wallet for seven years after emigrating to New Zealand in 1960, to remind him of home. The coincidence led to a search of Wilson's portfolio, producing 150 paired images; many were weird - grooves on a bird's toenails? Dingle beach, Ireland; same time of day, same tide level, directly into a red sun?

Publisher:	Reardon Publishing
Year:	2024
Binding:	Hardback
ISBN:	9781901037272
Condition:	Very Good
Description:	Heavy; DJ. DJ slightly sunned.

This image is of the actual book.

SKU: 1575696
Location: NZ Art