
Nürnberg · 14 April 1561
Central Siberia · 30 June 1908 · Long sleeve
30 June 1908
Leonid Kulik’s 1929 expedition photograph with monumental Tunguska typography, a Central Siberia sleeve print and radial event emblem.
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Research / Object history
The event of 30 June 1908 flattened roughly 500,000 acres of Siberian forest. Leonid Kulik’s 1929 expedition found trees still lying in vast radial patterns, a landscape permanently reorganised around an invisible centre.
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