some LANDSCAPES

I've been reading the late Dennis O'Driscoll's Stepping Stones: Interviews with Seamus Heaney .  Among the interesting things I ...

Exhibition booklet showing a detail from Adam Pynacker, Landscape with Sportsmen and Game , 1665 The Mall Galleries have a new exhibi...

The Ankerwycke Yew, Berkshire Said to be the site of Henry VIII's first liaisons with Anne Boleyn    Amongst the praise heaped on...

Ansel Adams, The Tetons and the Snake River (1942) Source: Wikimedia Commons This image was included on t he Voyager Spacecraft Gold ...

 William Dyce, Pegwell Bay, Kent - a Recollection of October 5th 1858 (1858-60) The development of landscape art in the margins of Ita...

Earlier this year I read The Hobbit to my young sons and, coming to the book again as an adult, I was impressed by the way the landscape is ...

(1) from Thomas Köner's Novaya Zemlya This is my third annual survey of landscape music, following an initial list covering 2010 ...

'Its plains are spacious, its hills are pleasantly situated, adapted for superior tillage, and its mountains are admirably calculated ...

Autumn Richardson and Richard Skelton have kindly sent me a copy of Field Notes , a compilation of their place-poems . The first section ...

  We will soon learn whether Paul Noble has won this year's Turner Prize.  The landscapes he has been drawing for the last two decade...

'Millenial bergs from the glaciers, morbid, silent except for waves breaking on their flanks, the deceiving sound of shoreline where ...

'He would like to travel, if he could, stretched out on a sofa and not stirring, watching landscapes, ruins and cities pass before him ...

I was at the Barbican yesterday for Calixto Bieito's Forests , a World Shakespeare Festival production composed from fragments of S...

Last year I wrote about one of James Elkins' Art Seminar Series, Landscape Theory , and I'm turning now to one of his other rece...

‘I look for it always, the thick, vespertine gloaming that douses the day’s heat. When it comes, the landscape grows soft and vague, as i...

On my morning walks to the Underground this week I have passed front gardens strewn with delicate dewy cobwebs, as you can see from the p...

To the ICA last night for the London Film Festival Screening of Pat Collins' film Silence .  Like the film I saw at last year's ...

A strange work of land art avant la lettre is created in August Strindberg 's extraordinary novel By the Open Sea (1889).  Although ...