Landscape Theory (The Art Seminar)
by James Elkins, Rachel Z. Delue
Leading scholars examine the role of landscape in art history, visual culture, and theory across historical and contemporary contexts.
About This Book
This volume brings together leading scholars to discuss the role of landscape in art and visual studies.
Contributors examine how landscapes have been represented, interpreted, and theorized across different periods and cultures.
The discussions address both historical perspectives and contemporary approaches to landscape imagery.
Topics include the relationship between landscape and identity, power, and environmental concerns.
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