An Ideal Landscape on Mars According to Prof. Lowell. (1855-1916)
In this picture an attempt is made to visualize Professor Lowell’s ideas as to the condition of the planet. The general desert character of the surface is shown, with the dust storms that frequently arise. The canals are filled by the melting of the now at the poles, which is followed by the growth of vegetation in their vicinity. The canals are here shown filled, with the vegetation in vigorous growth.
Painted by H. Seppings Wright (1850-1937)