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Book Review: Illustrated Flora of Fagaceae Trees of the World

By Shaun Haddock | February 9, 2021
Keiko Tokunaga's Illustrated Fagaceae

Shaun Haddock reviews Keiko Tokunaga's latest book.

Why I Draw Oaks

By Keiko Tokunaga | November 17, 2013
Quercus acutissima Carruth.

Artist and IOS member Keiko Tokunaga explains how she came to choose oaks for her subject matter.

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Keiko Tokunaga

Book Review: Illustrated Flora of Fagaceae Trees of the World

By Shaun Haddock | February 9, 2021
Keiko Tokunaga's Illustrated Fagaceae

Shaun Haddock reviews Keiko Tokunaga's latest book.

Why I Draw Oaks

By Keiko Tokunaga | November 17, 2013
Quercus acutissima Carruth.

Artist and IOS member Keiko Tokunaga explains how she came to choose oaks for her subject matter.