Selected from the archive · Weather & atmosphere
The Light Has No Edge
Anna Boberg’s Northern Lights holds the Lofoten landscape in place while vertical color makes the sky impossible to contain.
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J. M. W. Turner, The Evening of the Deluge, c. 1843
The Deluge Turner Left in Light
In J. M. W. Turner's first version of The Evening of the Deluge, the ark, animals, and sleeping figures remain visible while light and storm begin to erase them.
James McNeill Whistler, Violet and Silver—The Deep Sea, 1893
The Sea at Eye Level
James McNeill Whistler used a low view, broad paint, and close colour intervals to make a 1893 seascape that keeps its distance under pressure.
Robert S. Duncanson, Vale of Kashmir, 1867
A Valley Made from Distance
Robert S. Duncanson’s Vale of Kashmir turns a place known through poetry into a landscape of ceremony, distance, and persuasive invention.
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Lagoon in print
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