Albertina Museum opens its largest-ever survey of the history of landscape painting
Albertina Museum opens its largest-ever survey of the history of landscape painting Paul Klee, Country House near Fribourg, 1915. Watercolors and gold paint. The Albertina Museum, Vienna. The Forberg Collection. VIENNA .- Surveying the past five centuries of landscape painting enables us to quite literally see how human identity has been transformed. Our own visual experience of these perspectives lets us perceive and feel the changes in human beings self-concept from generation to generation. Those who portray nature also end up revealing themselves in equal measure, which makes for a fasc...
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