Elsewhere

Obscure & imagined landscapes

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Brevity is indeed the soul of wit. But some people need to have the obvious spelt out in easy-to-grasp terms...

Photograph: Daniel Leal-Olivas

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Lab el baroud display, Oran, Algeria 1880

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Here They Lie (Tangentlemen Studios, in development)

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Stephen Talasnik, Satellite No 5: Pioneer  (2015) Tippet Rise, Montana

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Willem Versteegh, untitled  (c. 2013)

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David Shannon-Lier, Crater Moonset, El Pinacate, Sonora  (undated)

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Landscape with the Chinese Literati Su Shi and Tao Qian, Edo Period (1615-1868)

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George Lee Bracey, Wilson Dam, Alabama  (1925)

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Laurent Kronental, Souvenir d’un futur  (2011-ongoing)

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Photographer unknown

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Ori Gersht, Far Off Mountains and Rivers  (2009)

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Stefania Mizara, Gaza War Days  (2010)

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Sketching something inspired by “The Road”.

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Joseph Mallord William Turner, Mer de Glace, in the Valley of Chamouni, Switzerland  (1803) Watercolor, graphite and gum on paper

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Charles Jencks, Cells of Life  (2016)

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Photographer unknown: Water tower, Montpelier  (c. 1890-1900)

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Benjamin Halpern, Missile Site Control Building, Stanley R. Mickelsen Safeguard Complex, Nekoma, North Dakota  (1992)