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MUSEUM PAINTINGS CAPTURE UTAH’S ROCK FORMATIONS
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| Date: | 2013-04-22 22:46:25 |
| Blog: | Utah Geological Survey - blog  |
| URL: | http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/UtahGeologicalSurvey/~3/AZVk0QMpMn8/ |
Summary:
sltrib.com A new exhibit at the Natural History Museum of Utah uses art to celebrate the state’s geology recorded in ancient dunes and seabeds and the memory of East High School English teacher Cheryl Grubb Funston. On commission from the Funston family, Salt Lake City painter Mark Knudsen created the landscape triptych depicting three famous [...]Content analysis:
Geographic context:
| Location | Country | Latitude | Longitude |
|---|---|---|---|
| East High School | US | 40.7516 | -111.854 |
| Funston | US | 31.1999 | -83.8733 |
| Grubb | US | 36.9287 | -81.1874 |
| Natural History Museum | GB | 51.4956 | -0.17531 |
| Salt Lake City | US | 40.7595 | -111.888 |
| United Kingdom | GB | 54.3141 | -2.23001 |
| Utah | US | 39.4997 | -111.547 |
Keywords:
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