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Echoes : painterly repetitions and revisions in an age of digitally mediated images
The mediation of landscape in painting is explored by looking at a specific case in the Romantic tradition (Caspar David Friedrich) in relation to contemporary painting, which highlights a shift from a view of a utopian unmediated landscape to our present reconfigurations of fragmented past, sourced...
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Michaelis School of Fine Art
2024
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