Landscape
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Landscape: Flemish, Dutch and French Prints of the "Golden Age"
By Judith Nasby, Macdonald Stewart Art Centre, Andrew W. BrinkLandscape: Flemish, Dutch and French Prints of the "Golden Age"
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Landscape
By Michael Spens4 'McLean's Nuggets' is an ongoing technical series inspired by Will McLean and Samantha Hardingham's enthusiasm for back issues of AD, as explicitly explored in Hardingham's AD issue The 1970s is Here and Now (March/April 2005).
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Landscape
By John WylieIf this was travel literature, it was a far remove from what was usually served the American tourist' (p. 211). Jackson, as already noted, had majored in literary and historical studies at Harvard, and this background in the arts and ...
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Landscape
By John Wylie... about this insider/outsider distinction. Is the landscape a picture we are looking at, from the outside? Or does the word refer to a world we are living in, a home or dwelling place? The answer given by John Brinckerhoff Jackson ...
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Landscape: Pattern, Perception, and Process
By Simon Bell, 24-Early Cultural Landscapes : Hunter - Gatherers The earliest hunter - gatherer societies tended to leave very little evidence from which we might ascertain the ways in which they may have changed the ...
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Landscape: Between conservation and transformation
By AA.VV.C. Bringing knowledge into process Planning is – according to John Friedman – about linking knowledge to action (Friedman 1987). In a rural landscape context knowledge here means both expert knowledge provided mostly by external persons ...
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Landscape: A Comprehensive Guide to Drawing and Painting Nature
By Richard McDanielThis sweeping reference on landscape art brings together both the history of and techniques for depicting nature in a variety of mediums.This encyclopedic approach to portraying nature's riches begins with...
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Landscape: A Comprehensive Guide to Drawing and Painting Nature
By Richard McDanielClear, illustrated step-by-step demonstrations are included throughout. This volume presents diverse ways to depict nature, with expert guidance offered for drawing with pencil, pen and ink, and charcoal, and painting with oils and pastels.
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Landscape: Pattern, Perception and Process
By Simon BellIt is this integrative approach of looking at landscape as a kind of self-organising system, overlaid by conscious human planning activities and the unity of pattern and process, which makes this book unique.
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Landscape: Transmitting Thoughts
By Bundith Phunsombatlert, Somphō̜n Rō̜tbunLandscape: Transmitting Thoughts
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Landscape
By Anne Tucker, Toshio Shibata, Etsuro IshiharaFrom the publisher: "In its interior, Japan is mountainous and green. Most of the population still lives along its coasts, but as people slowly move inland, mountainsides are torn away...