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Land art, also known as earth art, is created directly in the landscape by sculpting it or by building natural-material structures there. The environmental movement's beginnings and the widespread commoditization of American art in the late 1960s had an impact on ideas and works that were, to varied degrees, alienated from the art market. The movement was a development of Conceptualism and Minimalism.

The art movement's main concerns were its opposition to the commercialization of the arts and its enthusiasm for the newly emerging ecology movement. The prevalence of the anti-urban sentiment and its countervailing passion for country life coincided with the art movement. Spiritual aspirations for the Earth to serve as humanity's home were among these impulses.

A process-based method of creating art where the artist would go on excursions into the surrounding environment to either collect objects or carry out site-specific interventions quickly evolved from what had initially started as a trend in sculpture to incorporate natural materials like dirt, rocks, and plants. While some artists created temporary, limited interventions in the landscape, others used mechanical earthmoving equipment to create their earthworks. For presentation in galleries, artists frequently used photographs, films, and maps to document their earthworks. Additionally, by combining organic elements from the environment into sculptures and installations, land artists created land art in the galleries.


History of Land Art

Land art was a protest against the "ruthless commercialization" of art in America throughout the 1960s and 1970s. However, photographic documentation was frequently displayed in conventional gallery spaces. During this time, proponents of land art rejected the museum or gallery as the setting for artistic activity and created monumental landscape projects that were outside the scope of traditional transportable sculpture and the commercial art market. Minimalist and conceptual art, as well as contemporary trends like De Stijl, Cubism, minimalism, and the works of Constantin Brâncuși and Joseph Beuys, served as inspiration for Land art.

The first Land art was created at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture by Douglas Leichter and Richard Saba in 1967, according to art critic Grace Glueck's article in The New York Times. The sudden emergence of Land art in 1968 can be attributed to a generation of artists, most of whom were in their late 20s, who were responding to the year's increased political activism as well as the rapidly growing environmental and women's liberation movements.

An example of land art that served as a means of publicly identifying a group of pioneering artists was a 1968 group show named "Earthworks" held at the Dwan Gallery in New York.  "Earthworks" displayed the documentation of site-specific projects by artists such Sol LeWitt, Robert Morris, Claes Oldenburg, Dennis Oppenheim, and Stephen Kaltenbach since some of the artists in the exhibition were having trouble finding appropriate land for their site-specific work. Through maps, photos, transparencies, and drawings, the exhibition cataloged how their work was conceptualized. Ironically, despite these artists' efforts to reject conventional institutions, they frequently had to accept funding from them in order to develop their projects.

Robert Smithson perhaps was the best-known artist who works in this genre. As a response to Modernism's disengagement from social issues, his 1968 essay "The Sedimentation of the Mind: Earth Projects" offered a critical framework for the movement. The Spiral Jetty (1970), which Smithson created as a long (1500 ft) spiral-shaped jetty sticking out into Great Salt Lake in northern Utah, the United States, is his most well-known and likely most famous piece of land art. How much of the work, if any, is visible depends on the changing water levels.

The first American museum to present an exhibition of Earth art, simply titled Earth Art, was the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art at Cornell University in February 1969. The artworks were on view at the museum as well as all over Cornell University's Ithaca campus, providing a venue for pieces that would later continue to challenge the status of art as a commodity, particularly those installations that blurred the lines between an object's context and its surroundings.

The recession had a significant impact on Earth art financing in the middle of the 1970s. Many artists relied on sponsors to pay for pricey parcels of land so they could finish large-scale works. The movement lost one of its most significant figures when Robert Smithson died in an aircraft crash in 1973, and it ended up. Those whose reputations were built on Earth art, like De Maria, Heizer, Morris, and Andre, changed the focus of their work in order to fit institutional and gallery settings. Although conceptually unrelated to the avant-garde works of the pioneers of land art, the word "land art" has entered the mainstream of public art and is sometimes misused to describe any form of art in nature.


Land Art Key Artists

Robert Smithson (1938-1973)

The pioneering work of Robert Smithson must be included in any analysis of land art. In order to create three-dimensional sculptural compositions, he started combining various materials. This led to a series of "non-sites" works, in which sculptures made of earth and rocks that were brought back from expeditions were placed inside of galleries. These sculptures frequently included maps, bins, mirrors, glass, and neon. Smithson's earthworks Spiral Jetty (1970), Broken Circle/Spiral Hill (1971), and Amarillo Ramp (1973) are his most famous creations (1973). By completely removing art from the gallery context and integrating it into the natural terrain, he forever altered preconceived concepts of sculptural form in contemporary art.


Andy Goldsworthy (born 1956)

Andy Goldsworthy is a well-known land art sculptor and photographer who works in and with nature. His output can be classified into permanent and temporary projects. The latter are designed to vanish at the end of the life cycle and are constructed from organic and transient components. He creates a number of repetitive designs, including spirals, circles, and snaking lines, out of branches, leaves, rocks, and ice. The ephemerality at the center of these initiatives is a reflection of a fragile ecology and a continually changing natural environment.


Nancy Holt (1938-2014)

Despite being overshadowed by her famous husband, Robert Smithson, Holt created a body of work that was unique from his and had more futuristic overtones. Some of Holt's best work is hardly there when using a leave-no-trace strategy. Holt recognized the link between art and eco-activism earlier and more clearly than the other Land Artists.


Maya Lin (born 1959)

One of the most recognizable sights is Washington, D.C.'s Maya Lin-designed Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Her signature was the use of a simple, low-slung wall to follow the contours of the surrounding terrain. Her minimalist approach to public art entails adding something that appears to have been added afterwards but nevertheless fits in.

Her outdoor installations feature little, hardly perceptible swells of earth that might go unnoticed if one is not looking at them from a great height or a great distance. Her latest attention has been on indoor sculptures, which intellectually and visually evoke the rolling terrain of far-off geographic areas and preserve an implied environmental concern.


Ana Mendieta (1948-1985)

An influential figure in the development of Land Art, particularly in how the human body interacts with and returns to nature, was the Cuban feminist artist Ana Mendieta. Mendieta produced over 200 pieces using her body and the earth as the medium for her provocative sculptures. Her work is multi-layered, deeply philosophical, and related to various art traditions, including conceptualism, land art, performance and body art. Mendieta established herself as a pioneer of earth art through her photo and video series Silueta (1973–1980). In order to demonstrate the unbreakable bond between the planet and human nature, the artist sculpted her body into several landscapes for her project.


Walter De Maria (1935-2013)

In his sculptures, installations, and land works, Walter de Maria employed geometric forms to produce a succession of repetitions that explored the link between the relative and the absolute. Lighting Field (1977), his best-known piece of land art, is a grid of one-mile by one-kilometer squares that was put in a remote part of the New Mexico desert. Four hundred poles made of polished stainless steel that are over twenty feet tall and have pointed tips that define a horizontal plane - the point of attraction for lightning strikes - make up the grid. The visitor can enter the grid physically or observe it from a distance, in a series of powerful optical illusions that vary with time and space, art, landscape, and nature collide.


Michael Heizer (born 1944)

Michael Heizer has been a significant figure in the land art movement. He is renowned for his ability to construct large-scale works and explore the interplay between positive and negative space. Beginning his artistic career with a series of curved canvases he called "negative painting." In the late 1960s, he created his first negative land piece, which was “North, East, South, and West”. This project was his first attempt at large-scale earthwork, and it was made out of a collection of holes with geometric shapes that were dug in the Sierra Nevada desert.


Richard Long (born 1945)

In the late 1960s, the artist began his direct interaction with nature by using his stroll as a medium, motivated by a desire to use the landscape in new ways. Long attempted to subvert the language and aspirations of art and bring it to a more basic, intimate, and fundamental level through a sequence of repetitive gestures or protracted solo walks. His goal was to exemplify in himself the possibilities of an unadulterated conversation between man and environment. Time, space, and distance are the subjects of this groundbreaking conceptual land art project, and they are expanded to a massive scale.


Dennis Oppenheim (1938-2011)

Along with Michael Heizer, Nancy Holt, Walter De Maria, Robert Smithson, and Oppenheim, the first generation of Land artists included Oppenheim. In the 1960s, they created this brand-new genre of art using the earth itself as the medium. Oppenheim's early interventions into the natural world, in contrast to those of many of his contemporaries, took the form of removal, going back to the traditional sculptural principle of carving by, in the artist's own words, "taking away rather than adding." Geopolitical boundaries, time zones, and natural degradation are only a few examples of the social and natural systems that are referenced and highlighted in Annual Rings (1968), a site-specific work. Reproducing the map serves to demonstrate how mapping plays a part in creating unnatural and frequently violent borders between states and the river, a natural border, serves as a tool for these international borders.

Oppenheim questioned "the relative values of the ordering systems by which we live" by juxtaposing natural elements with artificial ideas such as nationhood and time zones. At the same time, earth artists like Robert Smithson and Walter de Maria were also producing site-specific Earthworks where natural environments were put in conflict with artificial interventions.


Land Artists Quotes

Robert Smithson

"The names of minerals and the minerals themselves do not differ from each other, because at the bottom of both the material and the print is the beginning of an abysmal number of fissures. Words and rocks contain a language that follows a syntax of splits and ruptures. Look at any word long enough and you will see it open up into a series of faults, into a terrain of particles each containing its own void.”


Andy Goldsworthy

“I am not a performer but occasionally I deliberately work in a public context. Some sculptures need the movement of people around them to work.”

“Even in winter an isolated patch of snow has a special quality.”


Nancy Holt

"You are a small speck in this vast space.”


Maya Lin

“Art is very tricky because it's what you do for yourself. It's much harder for me to make those works than the monuments or the architecture. ”


Ana Mendieta

"My art is grounded in the belief of one universal energy, which runs through everything: from insect to man, from man to spectre, from spectre to plant, from plant to galaxy. My works are the irrigation veins of this universal fluid. Through them ascend the ancestral sap, the original beliefs, the primordial accumulations, the unconscious thoughts that animate the world.”


Walter De Maria

"I like natural disasters and I think that they may be the highest form of art possible to experience."

"Every good work should have at least ten meanings.”


Michael Heizer

“A strong work of art really leaves people speechless. They feel a little angry because they don't understand it.”


Richard Long

“A sculpture, a map, a photograph; all the forms of my work are equal and complementary. The knowledge of my actions, in whatever form, is the art. My art is the essence of my experience, not a representation of it.”


Dennis Oppenheim

“Most of my work comes from ideas. I can usually do only a few versions of each idea. Land Art and Body Art were particularly strong concepts which allowed for a lot of permutations. But nevertheless, I found myself wanting to move onward into something else.”

Discover original contemporary Land Art Artworks on Artmajeur

Land Art is a contemporary form of art that uses natural materials and the environment as its canvas. This type of original artwork can take many forms, from large-scale installations to smaller, more intimate pieces.

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Colors of Autumn Painting, 30x15 in
©2023 Iana Volga

Origins and History

The Land Art movement emerged in the 1960s and 1970s as a rebellion against traditional art forms. The movement sought to create art using natural materials and landscapes as the canvas. Robert Smithson, Michael Heizer, and Nancy Holt were pioneers in this movement, creating large-scale sculptures and installations in remote locations.

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Cozzo Cervello Photography, 13x19 in
©2024 Elliott Grieshofer

Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market

Original contemporary Land Art artworks have recently undergone an evolution, with artists exploring new materials and techniques to create unique and impactful pieces. The importance of these artworks in the contemporary art market cannot be overstated, as they provide a connection between nature and art that is becoming increasingly sought after.

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Kunkó Painting, 27.6x40.6 in
©2018 Ibrahim Marong Artist represented by BazArt gallery

Related Famous Artists

Contemporary Land Art has been an important artistic movement for decades, and there are many artists who have contributed to its evolution. One such artist is Andy Goldsworthy, who is well-known for his site-specific sculptures made from natural materials like leaves, stones, and branches. His works often explore the relationship between humans and nature, and his use of ephemeral materials highlights the transient nature of life.

Another artist known for her Land Art is Nancy Holt. Holt’s works often incorporate elements of architecture and engineering, and she is particularly interested in the way that human-made structures interact with the natural environment. Her most famous work is the Sun Tunnels, a series of four large concrete tubes that are aligned with the sunrise and sunset on the solstices.

Richard Long is another important figure in the Land Art movement. He creates sculptures and installations using natural materials like rocks and soil, and is particularly interested in the way that human beings interact with the landscape. His works often involve long walks through remote areas, and his sculptures are meant to evoke a sense of connection to the natural world.

Maya Lin is also well-known for her Land Art. Her most famous work is the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, a simple but powerful tribute to the soldiers who died in the war. Lin’s works often incorporate elements of architecture and design, and she is particularly interested in the way that public spaces can be used to create a sense of community and connection.

Overall, these artists have all made important contributions to the Land Art movement, and their works continue to inspire and challenge viewers to think about the relationship between humans and the natural world.

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Cuore infranto Painting, 22.4x15.4 in
©2023 Dml

Notable original contemporary Land Art artworks

Land Art is an art form that involves creating artworks using natural materials found in the environment. This art form has gained significant popularity in the contemporary art world, with many artists creating unique and thought-provoking pieces. Some well-known original contemporary Land Art artworks include:

  1. "Spiral Jetty" by Robert Smithson, created in 1970. This artwork is a large-scale spiral made of rocks and earth, located in the Great Salt Lake in Utah. The spiral is over 1,500 feet long and is a stunning example of Land Art.

  2. "Broken Circle/Spiral Hill" by Robert Smithson, created in 1971. This artwork is located in Emmen, Netherlands, and features a broken circle made of sand and rocks, with a spiral hill in the center. It is an impressive piece that reflects the beauty of natural forms.

  3. "Sun Tunnels" by Nancy Holt, created in 1973-1976. This artwork is located in the Great Basin Desert in Utah and consists of four large concrete tunnels that are aligned with the sunrise and sunset during the summer and winter solstices. It is a breathtaking piece that highlights the relationship between the earth and the sky.

  4. "Double Negative" by Michael Heizer, created in 1969-1970. This artwork is located in Overton, Nevada, and features two large trenches cut into a mesa. The trenches are over 1,500 feet long and 50 feet deep, creating a dramatic and awe-inspiring sight.

  5. "Earth Room" by Walter De Maria, created in 1977. This artwork is located in New York City and consists of a room filled with over 250 cubic yards of soil. It is a unique piece that challenges the viewer’s perception of what art can be.

These Land Art artworks showcase the creativity and talent of Contemporary Artists who use natural materials to create thought-provoking and beautiful pieces. Each artwork is unique and impressive, showcasing the beauty and power of nature.

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Painting titled "Colors of Autumn" by Iana Volga, Original Artwork, Acrylic
Colors of Autumn - Painting, 30x15 in ©2023 by Iana Volga - Land Art, land-art-957, Nature, nature fine art, autumn nature, season art, morning nature art, animals on a painting, animals birds on art, animals nature art, realism art, fall art, autumn motives, seasons art

Iana Volga

"Colors of Autumn"

Acrylic on Canvas | 30x15 in

$1,200
Prints available
Painting titled "Cuore infranto" by Dml, Original Artwork, Oil
Cuore infranto - Painting, 22.4x15.4 in ©2023 by Dml - Land Art, land-art-957, Africa, africa, schiavitù, sociale problema, slave, terzomondo

Dml

"Cuore infranto"

Oil on MDF Board | 22.4x15.4 in

$28,388.46
Painting titled "Fuji at Sunset" by Natalia Sharoni, Original Artwork, Acrylic Mounted on Wood Stretcher frame
Fuji at Sunset - Painting, 11.8x11.8 in ©2024 by Natalia Sharoni - Land Art, land-art-957, Colorful, Fuji, mountain, lake, water, sakura, landscape, sunset, sky

Natalia Sharoni

"Fuji at Sunset"

Acrylic on Canvas | 11.8x11.8 in

$520.92
Digital Arts titled "Fantasia E Paesaggio" by Andrea La Martina (NEXA ART), Original Artwork, Digital Collage Mounted on Woo…
Fantasia E Paesaggio - Digital Arts, 35.4x19.7 in ©2023 by Andrea La Martina (NEXA ART) - Land Art, land-art-957, Landscape

Andrea La Martina (NEXA ART)

"Fantasia E Paesaggio"

Digital Arts | 35.4x19.7 in

$1,546.77
Painting titled "Connemara valley sh…" by Cathal O Malley, Original Artwork, Acrylic
Connemara valley sheep - Painting, 16x20 in ©2024 by Cathal O Malley - Land Art, land-art-957, Countryside, mountains, sheep, connemara

Cathal O Malley

"Connemara valley sheep"

Acrylic on Canvas | 16x20 in

$274.76
Sculpture titled "Magma" by Marco Villa, Original Artwork, Wood
Magma - Sculpture, 21.7x39.4 in ©2023 by Marco Villa - Land Art, land-art-957, Colorful

Marco Villa

"Magma"

Sculpture - Wood | 21.7x39.4 in

$3,340.01
Painting titled "Φαλακρός αετός Αμερ…" by Katerina Leousi, Original Artwork, Acrylic
Φαλακρός αετός Αμερικής - Painting, 11.4x7.9 in ©2023 by Katerina Leousi - Land Art, land-art-957, Bird

Katerina Leousi

"Φαλακρός αετός Αμερικής"

Acrylic on Canvas | 11.4x7.9 in

$1,294.68
Prints available
Painting titled "valparaiso" by Richard Greswell, Original Artwork, Acrylic Mounted on Wood Stretcher frame
valparaiso - Painting, 22.4x38.2 in ©2023 by Richard Greswell - Land Art, land-art-957

Richard Greswell

"valparaiso"

Acrylic on Canvas | 22.4x38.2 in

$2,570.68
Painting titled "Souvenir d'enfance" by Cécile Dinge, Original Artwork, Oil Mounted on Wood Stretcher frame
Souvenir d'enfance - Painting, 24x19.7 in ©2024 by Cécile Dinge - Land Art, land-art-957, Nature

Cécile Dinge

"Souvenir d'enfance"

Oil on Canvas | 24x19.7 in

$1,548.56
Painting titled "Nettuno" by Daniela Devincenzi, Original Artwork, Watercolor Mounted on Other rigid panel
Nettuno - Painting, 47.2x35.4 in ©2000 by Daniela Devincenzi - Land Art, land-art-957, Monument

Daniela Devincenzi

"Nettuno"

Watercolor on Paper | 47.2x35.4 in

$2,605.85
Painting titled "Foresta incantata" by Alex Pierantoni, Original Artwork, Oil Mounted on Wood Stretcher frame
Foresta incantata - Painting, 13.8x9.8 in ©2024 by Alex Pierantoni - Land Art, land-art-957, Colorful, foresta, astratto, bosco

Alex Pierantoni

"Foresta incantata"

Oil on Linen Canvas | 13.8x9.8 in

$3,002.6
Prints available
Painting titled "Fatamorgana" by Andrzej Szkandera, Original Artwork, Pastel
Fatamorgana - Painting, 16.5x11.7 in ©2023 by Andrzej Szkandera - Land Art, land-art-957, Mountainscape

Andrzej Szkandera

"Fatamorgana"

Pastel on Paper | 16.5x11.7 in

$648.44
Photography titled "Cozzo Cervello" by Elliott Grieshofer, Original Artwork, Digital Photography
Cozzo Cervello - Photography, 13x19 in ©2024 by Elliott Grieshofer - Land Art, land-art-957, Mountainscape, black and white, ilford, fog, elliott, nature, calabria, winter, mountain, rain

Elliott Grieshofer

"Cozzo Cervello"

Photography | 13x19 in

$354.99
Painting titled "Lambs - Ovine Antic…" by Victo, Original Artwork, Oil
Lambs - Ovine Antics: A Pastoral Triptych in Oil on Linen - Painting, 12x36 in ©2024 by Victo - Land Art, land-art-957, Countryside, Bucolic Sheep Triptych, Ovine Frolic Series, Pastoral Vignette Painting, Sheep Shenanigans Art, Idyllic Sheep Portraiture, Pastel Farm Scene, Acrobatic Sheep Art, Pastoral Symphony Art, Grazing Sheep Artwork, Flock of Sheep Painting, Countryside Tranquility Art, Whimsical Sheep Painting, Rustic Decor Art, Wildlife Art, Gallery Wrapped Canvas, Joyful Sheep Painting, Nature Inspired Art, Serene Pastoral Scene, Movement in Art, Tranquil Farm Life

Victo

"Lambs - Ovine Antics: A Pastoral Triptych in Oil on Linen"

Oil on Linen Canvas | 12x36 in

$880
Painting titled "Purple lavender fie…" by Ludmilla Ukrow, Original Artwork, Oil
Purple lavender field 2 - Painting, 31.5x39.4 in ©2024 by Ludmilla Ukrow - Land Art, land-art-957, Landscape, lavender field, provence landscape, sunset, french countryside, france landscape, mountains, village houses, poppies flowers, purple flowers, meadow landscape, cypresses, trees, lavender flowers, nature, large painting, big artwork

Ludmilla Ukrow

"Purple lavender field 2"

Oil on Canvas | 31.5x39.4 in

$917.71
Prints available
Sculpture titled "REBORN #01" by Pedro Cordeiro, Original Artwork, Metals
REBORN #01 - Sculpture, 19.7x23.6 in ©2023 by Pedro Cordeiro - Land Art, land-art-957, Tree, GRAPE, WINE, DOURO

Pedro Cordeiro

"REBORN #01"

Sculpture - Metals | 19.7x23.6 in

$6,359.1
Painting titled "Borgo immerso nella…" by Paolo Fumagalli, Original Artwork, Oil
Borgo immerso nella nebbia - Painting, 39.4x39.4 in ©2023 by Paolo Fumagalli - Land Art, land-art-957

Paolo Fumagalli

"Borgo immerso nella nebbia"

Oil on Canvas | 39.4x39.4 in

$3,640.38
Painting titled "Spring train Painti…" by Chi Nguyen, Original Artwork, Acrylic Mounted on Wood Stretcher frame
Spring train Painting - Painting, 39.4x31.5 in ©2023 by Chi Nguyen - Land Art, land-art-957, Everyday Life

Chi Nguyen

"Spring train Painting"

Acrylic on Canvas | 39.4x31.5 in

$2,661
Prints available
Photography titled "Hibiscus syriacus #…" by Helena Pellicer Ortiz, Original Artwork, Manipulated Photography
Hibiscus syriacus # 2 - Photography, 27.6x20.7 in ©2024 by Helena Pellicer Ortiz - Land Art, land-art-957, Flower

Helena Pellicer Ortiz

"Hibiscus syriacus # 2"

Photography | 27.6x20.7 in

$863.85
Photography titled "Islands 0-29 C dit…" by Fabienne Soubrenie, Original Artwork, Non Manipulated Photography Mounted on Car…
Islands 0-29 C dit aussi L'île - Photography, 17.7x11.8 in ©2013 by Fabienne Soubrenie - Land Art, land-art-957, Landscape

Fabienne Soubrenie

"Islands 0-29 C dit aussi L'île"

Photography | 17.7x11.8 in

$1,894.95
Painting titled "The old bridge" by Francesco Marinelli, Original Artwork, Ink
The old bridge - Painting, 8.7x11.8 in ©2024 by Francesco Marinelli - Land Art, land-art-957, china

Francesco Marinelli

"The old bridge"

Ink on Paper | 8.7x11.8 in

$418.74
Photography titled "Local Tourist" by Jonathan Musai, Original Artwork, Digital Photography
Local Tourist - Photography, 47.2x39.4 in ©2023 by Jonathan Musai - Land Art, land-art-957, Desert, Egypt, desert, tourist, taxi

Jonathan Musai

"Local Tourist"

Photography | 47.2x39.4 in

$595.69
Painting titled "Colores de otoño" by Nuria Candau, Original Artwork, Oil
Colores de otoño - Painting, 25.6x36.2 in ©2023 by Nuria Candau - Land Art, land-art-957, Tree

Nuria Candau

"Colores de otoño"

Oil on Canvas | 25.6x36.2 in

$1,421.07
Collages titled "ART PLANT 04" by Frédéric Didillon, Original Artwork, Collages Mounted on Other rigid panel
ART PLANT 04 - Collages, 19.7x15.8 in ©2024 by Frédéric Didillon - Land Art, land-art-957, Flower, Fleurs, fleur, flower, plant, végétal, art, poésie, poetry

Frédéric Didillon

"ART PLANT 04"

Collages on MDF Board | 19.7x15.8 in

$830.88
Painting titled "Kunkó" by Ibrahim Marong, Original Artwork, Oil Mounted on Wood Stretcher frame
Kunkó - Painting, 27.6x40.6 in ©2018 by Ibrahim Marong - Land Art, land-art-957, Africa

Ibrahim Marong

"Kunkó"

Oil on Fabric | 27.6x40.6 in

$2,281.63
Painting titled "De Cantera" by Philippe Toneut, Original Artwork, Oil
De Cantera - Painting, 31.5x39.4 in ©2022 by Philippe Toneut - Land Art, land-art-957, Animal, Toro, Torus, Tauro, Michoacan, Morelia

Philippe Toneut

"De Cantera"

Oil on Canvas | 31.5x39.4 in

$2,063
Prints available
Painting titled "Bateau au port" by Elise Broca, Original Artwork, Acrylic Mounted on Wood Stretcher frame
Bateau au port - Painting, 21.7x18.1 in ©2024 by Elise Broca - Land Art, land-art-957, Boat

Elise Broca

"Bateau au port"

Acrylic on Canvas | 21.7x18.1 in

$482.48
Prints available
Drawing titled "Copia da Pisanello" by Cristina Conticelli, Original Artwork, Pencil Mounted on Wood Panel
Copia da Pisanello - Drawing, 15.8x15.8 in ©2019 by Cristina Conticelli - Land Art, land-art-957, Horse, testa di cavallo, testa di cavallo Pisanello, Pisanello come Leonardo, Cavallo disegno Pisanello, disegno maestro Pisanello

Cristina Conticelli

"Copia da Pisanello"

Pencil on Paper | 15.8x15.8 in

$639.65
Photography titled "Sand Harbor Solitude" by Martin Gollery, Original Artwork, Digital Photography Mounted on Other rigid pa…
Sand Harbor Solitude - Photography, 20x30 in ©2018 by Martin Gollery - Land Art, land-art-957, Forest, lake, water, reflection, trees, tahoe, nevada, california

Martin Gollery

"Sand Harbor Solitude"

Photography | 20x30 in

$2,247
Painting titled "ORIGINAL OIL PAINTI…" by Evgeniya Roslik, Original Artwork, Oil Mounted on Wood Stretcher frame
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING "ANIMALS OF THE AFRICAN CONTINENT " - - Painting, 31.5x39.4 in ©2023 by Evgeniya Roslik - Land Art, land-art-957, Animal, africa, animals, landscape, giraffes, oil painting on canvas, free shipping

Evgeniya Roslik

"ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING "ANIMALS OF THE AFRICAN CONTINENT " -"

Oil on Canvas | 31.5x39.4 in

$2,143.15
Painting titled "Ein Tag am Meer" by Andrea Gedl, Original Artwork, Oil
Ein Tag am Meer - Painting, 31.5x23.6 in ©2023 by Andrea Gedl - Land Art, land-art-957, Colorful, Landschaft, Traum, Blumen, Meer

Andrea Gedl

"Ein Tag am Meer"

Oil on Canvas | 31.5x23.6 in

$1,774.97
Photography titled "Océanis 31 n°2/5" by Franck Sanyas, Original Artwork, Digital Photography
Océanis 31 n°2/5 - Photography, 19.7x39.4 in ©2023 by Franck Sanyas - Land Art, land-art-957, Boat, mouillage, voilier, nuageux

Franck Sanyas

"Océanis 31 n°2/5"

Photography | 19.7x39.4 in

$1,189.68
Painting titled "Cuidemos de nuestro…" by Maria Angeles Batanero Franco, Original Artwork, Oil Mounted on Wood Stretcher fra…
Cuidemos de nuestro planeta - Painting, 19.7x23.6 in ©2023 by Maria Angeles Batanero Franco - Land Art, land-art-957, World Culture, Mundo, Tierra, Manos, Planeta

Maria Angeles Batanero Franco

"Cuidemos de nuestro planeta"

Oil on Canvas | 19.7x23.6 in

$1,567.25
Prints available
Painting titled "Forest waterfall" by Iryna Nikolaieva, Original Artwork, Acrylic
Forest waterfall - Painting, 20.1x15.8 in ©2024 by Iryna Nikolaieva - Land Art, land-art-957, Forest, forest, waterfall, leaves, stone, nature

Iryna Nikolaieva

"Forest waterfall"

Acrylic on Cardboard | 20.1x15.8 in

$348.75
Painting titled "boat" by Khrestos Papanastasiou, Original Artwork, Acrylic
boat - Painting, 19.7x15.8 in ©2024 by Khrestos Papanastasiou - Land Art, land-art-957, Boat, vivid bright colors, ready to hang, acrylic on canvas, textured colors, ship in the sea

Khrestos Papanastasiou

"boat"

Acrylic on Canvas | 19.7x15.8 in

$602.28
Prints available
Painting titled "Head in the clouds…" by Laurence D Antonio Lignel, Original Artwork, Oil
Head in the clouds #2 - Painting, 7.9x7.9 in ©2023 by Laurence D Antonio Lignel - Land Art, land-art-957, Nature, sky, clouds, mood

Laurence D Antonio Lignel

"Head in the clouds #2"

Oil on Other substrate | 7.9x7.9 in

$304

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