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landscape painting: a standalone construct

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Art history

painting with natural scenery as its main subject, which Clark traces from symbolic medieval settings to modern landscapes of light.

In art history, landscape painting refers to painting with natural scenery as its main subject, which Clark traces from symbolic medieval settings to modern landscapes of light. This meaning comes from Clark (1949) in Landscape into art.[1]

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References

Clark, K. (1949). Landscape into art. John Murray. ISBN 9780060107819

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