Artist Tania Kovats' TREE is a ceiling masterpiece and pays homage to Charles Darwin.
The 17-metre-long TREE installation was created by artist Tania Kovats from a 200-year-old oak in Longleat forest to commemorate Charles Darwin's bicentenary in 2009.
TREE is a permanent addition to the Museum and was selected from 9 other shortlisted artists' work in the Darwin's Canopy project in 2008. Entrance to the gallery installation is free.
Artist Tania Kovats' TREE is a ceiling masterpiece and pays homage to Charles Darwin.
The 17-metre-long TREE installation was created by artist Tania Kovats from a 200-year-old oak in Longleat forest to commemorate Charles Darwin's bicentenary in 2009.
TREE is a permanent addition to the Museum and was selected from 9 other shortlisted artists' work in the Darwin's Canopy project in 2008. Entrance to the gallery installation is free.
Artist Tania Kovats' TREE is a ceiling masterpiece and pays homage to Charles Darwin.
The 17-metre-long TREE installation was created by artist Tania Kovats from a 200-year-old oak in Longleat forest to commemorate Charles Darwin's bicentenary in 2009.
TREE is a permanent addition to the Museum and was selected from 9 other shortlisted artists' work in the Darwin's Canopy project in 2008. Entrance to the gallery installation is free.
Artist Tania Kovats' TREE is a ceiling masterpiece and pays homage to Charles Darwin.
The 17-metre-long TREE installation was created by artist Tania Kovats from a 200-year-old oak in Longleat forest to commemorate Charles Darwin's bicentenary in 2009.
TREE is a permanent addition to the Museum and was selected from 9 other shortlisted artists' work in the Darwin's Canopy project in 2008. Entrance to the gallery installation is free.
Artist Tania Kovats' TREE is a ceiling masterpiece and pays homage to Charles Darwin.
The 17-metre-long TREE installation was created by artist Tania Kovats from a 200-year-old oak in Longleat forest to commemorate Charles Darwin's bicentenary in 2009.
TREE is a permanent addition to the Museum and was selected from 9 other shortlisted artists' work in the Darwin's Canopy project in 2008. Entrance to the gallery installation is free.
Artist Tania Kovats' TREE is a ceiling masterpiece and pays homage to Charles Darwin.
The 17-metre-long TREE installation was created by artist Tania Kovats from a 200-year-old oak in Longleat forest to commemorate Charles Darwin's bicentenary in 2009.
TREE is a permanent addition to the Museum and was selected from 9 other shortlisted artists' work in the Darwin's Canopy project in 2008. Entrance to the gallery installation is free.
Artist Tania Kovats' TREE is a ceiling masterpiece and pays homage to Charles Darwin.
The 17-metre-long TREE installation was created by artist Tania Kovats from a 200-year-old oak in Longleat forest to commemorate Charles Darwin's bicentenary in 2009.
TREE is a permanent addition to the Museum and was selected from 9 other shortlisted artists' work in the Darwin's Canopy project in 2008. Entrance to the gallery installation is free.
Artist Tania Kovats' TREE is a ceiling masterpiece and pays homage to Charles Darwin.
The 17-metre-long TREE installation was created by artist Tania Kovats from a 200-year-old oak in Longleat forest to commemorate Charles Darwin's bicentenary in 2009.
TREE is a permanent addition to the Museum and was selected from 9 other shortlisted artists' work in the Darwin's Canopy project in 2008. Entrance to the gallery installation is free.
Artist Tania Kovats' TREE is a ceiling masterpiece and pays homage to Charles Darwin.
The 17-metre-long TREE installation was created by artist Tania Kovats from a 200-year-old oak in Longleat forest to commemorate Charles Darwin's bicentenary in 2009.
TREE is a permanent addition to the Museum and was selected from 9 other shortlisted artists' work in the Darwin's Canopy project in 2008. Entrance to the gallery installation is free.
Artist Tania Kovats' TREE is a ceiling masterpiece and pays homage to Charles Darwin.
The 17-metre-long TREE installation was created by artist Tania Kovats from a 200-year-old oak in Longleat forest to commemorate Charles Darwin's bicentenary in 2009.
TREE is a permanent addition to the Museum and was selected from 9 other shortlisted artists' work in the Darwin's Canopy project in 2008. Entrance to the gallery installation is free.