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Robert Clark's Art Collection:
Monsoon Clouds Spill Rain Into The Srah Srang Reservoir A Railway Runs Through An Area Near The Crater Of Mount Vesuvius Cover Of The January, 2009 Issue Of National Geographic Magazine A Climbing Robot With The Structure And Movement Of A Gecko A Robotic Insect Can Flap It's Wings Over 200 Times Per Second A Traffic Jam In The Center Of Naples During Evening Rush Hour A Flat Panel Display Shows An Electron Micrograph Of A Moth's Eye Lotus Flowers And Hindu Deities Carved In Stone At Kbal Spean A Captive Lesser Bird Of Paradise Perching On A Branch A Siamang, A Species Of Gibbon, Swinging On A Vine Bedrock In Harlem's Marcus Garvey Park Illuminated At Night, A Lotus Bud-Shaped Tower Gleams At Angkor Wat Face Atop The Victory Gate At Angkor Thom Depicts Jayavarman Vii Mount Vesuvius Seen Through The Window Of The Ruins Of A Restaurant Frogs Webbed Feet For Swimming Have Been Adapted For Gliding A Tree Kangaroo Standing On A Tree Branch Cover Of The November, 2004 Issue Of National Geographic Magazine Strangler Fig Trees And Creeping Lichens Devour Ruins At Ta Prohm Cover Of The February, 2007 Issue Of National Geographic Magazine West Mebon Temple On An Artificial Island In The West Baray Microscopic Hairs On A Female Tokay Gecko's Feet Adhere To Surfaces Whale-Inspired Windmill Turbine Blades Are Being Tested For Power Aerial View Of The Crater Of Mount Vesuvius West Baray Surrounds The Temple Of West Mebon Indian Summer Biomimetic Paint On Wood Blocks Repels Water And Resists Stains Cover Of The March, 2003 Issue Of National Geographic Magazine The Skull And Tusks Of A Babyrousa Celebensis A Species Of Dead-Leaf Butterfly Icon Of Khmer Civilization, Angkor Wat In Cambodia A Burdock Seed Pod With Dog Hair Cover Of The October, 2007 Issue Of National Geographic Magazine Houses Built On Stilts Stand High And Dry In Kompong Phluk The Streamlined Wings Of Birdwing Butterflies Portrait Of A Sulphur Crested Cockatoo The Water Repellant Surface Of A Lotus Leaf August Still Life Little Red Lighthouse Beneath The George Washington Bridge Prasat Kravan, A Tenth-Century, Brick Hindu Temple Foley Square In Manhattan The Yellow Boxfish Is Streamlined And Agile Hill Temple Of Phnom Bakheng Mount Vesuvius Southern Tip Of Manhattan Island Mount Vesuvius At Sunrise Specimens Of Pitta Birds A Thorny Devil Lizard