PART 3 Landscape - Research Point

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The landscape is a readily available subject for artists. It is fascinating how we experience one particular landscape at one particular time in our own particular way.

I am interested in the effect of time on the interpretation of a landscape. Artists often return to the same scene each season or even a few hours later. Even minutes can see a change in light, tone or subject.

CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH
The Wanderer above the sea of fog



FÉLIX VALLOTTON
La grand nuage 1918


La Mare, Honfleur 1909


Use tour Martello à Guernsey - such ‘Phare à 1907


La route d’Honfleur 1902

STEV’NN HALL







CRYSTAL LIU








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