Desert Patterns - Satellite Photography Size:55 x 60 cm was made for the printer

was made for the printer Charles Verneau by Théophile Alexandre Steinlen (1859 - 1923)

Printed onto a high quality 23 x 32 cm heat resistant table placemat with a wipe clean high gloss finish

It features a highly detailed colourful image which was used to promote British Railways

but doing what I do not like

The islands lie primarily along the northern perimeter of the submerged Caicos Bank (turquoise)

Desert Patterns - Satellite Photography Size:55 x 60 cm was made for the printerSeen through the ''eyes'' of a satellite sensor, ribbons of Saharan sand dunes seem to glow in the sunset colours. These patterned stripes are part of Erg Chech, a desolate sand sea in southwestern Algeria, Africa, where the prevailing winds create an endlessly shifting collage of large, linear sand dunes. The term ''erg'' is derived from an Arabic word for a field of sand dunes.