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Landscape Art that Depicts More Than Nature

The artist’s depiction of landscape is a subjective experience of the outdoors, a cultural and psychological construct.
Avatar photo by Daniel Gerwin April 5, 2017April 5, 2017

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Psychonautics continues at CES Gallery (711 Mateo St, Los Angeles) through April 16.

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