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LOOKING AT THE LANDSCAPE SPRING, 2008
ROSENZWEIG
GUIDE TO SELECTED LATER WESTERN EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN LANDSCAPE TYPES AND SCHOOLS
Note:
Landscape types cited below are not necessarily mutually exclusive. The list is an accumulation of terms, drawn from various sources, and is certainly both incomplete and rife with redundancies.
Note:
The list of schools is also incomplete, and does not include various British, Australian, Scandinavian, Russian and Canadian schools, or most of the numerous American regional schools.
Accessorized landscape
Bucolic landscape
Accessory landscape
Cataclysmic landscape
Aesthetic landscape
Classical landscape
Agricultural landscape
Cloudy landscape
Allegorical landscape
Colonial landscape
Altered landscape
Commercial landscape
American Frontier landscapes
Conflict landscape
American Impressionist School
Cosmos landscape
Animal landscape
Creation landscape
Apocalyptic (apocalyptic sublime) landscape
Danube School
Appropriated landscape
Delft School
Arcadian landscape
Didactic landscape
Architectural landscapes
Dramatic landscape
Associative landscape
Dream landscape
Awesome landscape
Ecological landscape
Barbizon School
Economic landscape
Battle landscape
Environmental landscape
Beautiful landscape
Ephemeral landscape
Boundary landscape
Escapist landscape
Biblical landscape
Ethnic landscape
Botanical landscape
Exploration landscape
Bucks County School
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Expressionistic landscape
Marine landscape
Extreme landscape
Maze landscape
Famous landscapes
Metaphysical landscape
Fantasy landscape
Metaphoric landscape
Fete Galante landscape
Minimalist landscape
Figured landscape
Mood landscape
Fontainebleau School
Moral landscape
Garden landscape
Mortality (intimations of) landscape
Generalized landscape
Mountainous landscape
Geologic landscape
Mythological landscape
Georgic landscape
Narrative landscape
Hague School
Nationalistic landscape
Haarlem School
Netherlandish School
Heaven and Hell landscapes
Nostalgic landscape
Heroic landscape
Northern landscape
Historical (true event) landscape
Objective landscape
Home landscape
Panoramic landscape
Hudson River School
Paradisiacal landscape
Hunting landscapes
Pastoral landscape
Ideal landscape
Personal landscape
Imaginative landscape
Pictorial landscape
Impressionist School
Picturesque landscape
Industrial landscape
Personal landscape
Inhabited landscape
Poetic landscape
Inspirational landscapes
Plein Air landscape
Interior landscape
Political landscape
Intellectual landscape
Post-Impressionist School
Labyrinthine (ian) landscape
Primitive landscape
Living landscape
Propagandistic landscape
Lonely landscape
Psychological landscape
Luminist landscape
Pure landscape
Magical landscape
Realistic landscape
Mandala landscapes
Refuge landscape
Manifest Destiny landscape
Regional landscape
Manipulated landscape
Religious landscape
Marginalized landscape
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Riverine landscape
Spiritual landscape
Rocky landscape
Stellar landscape
Romantic landscape
Subjective landscape
Ruined landscape
Sublime landscape
Rural landscape
Taos School
Sacred circle landscape
Therapeutic landscape
Sacred/site landscape
Temporal landscape
Savage landscape
Topographic landscape
Scenic landscape
Touristic landscape
Scientific landscape
Tragic landscapes
Seascapes (pure)
Transcendentalist landscape
Seascapes (with ships, men, fishing)
Travelogue landscape
Seasonal landscape
Treed (be-treed) landscape
Sensual landscape
Urban landscape
Site-specific landscape
Virgilian pastoral landscapes
Social landscape
Visionary landscape
Solace landscape
Western (American) landscapes
Solitude landscape
Wilderness (virgin wilderness) landscape
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