The great outdoors A vivid new exhibition charting the emergence of landscape painting shows how natural light became the end as much as the means

The Sunday Telegraph London | July 12, 2009| | Copyright

Corot to Monet ????? National Gallery, London WC2 (020 7747 2885) to September 20

In 1994, Russian artists Aleksandr Melamid and Vitaly Komar went to the USA to conduct a survey, asking the public to nominate their favourite genres (still life, portrait, landscape), their favourite colours and their favourite forms (animals, humans, elements of nature). They then combined the most popular elements to produce an image that they decreed was 'America's most wanted' painting: a landscape, with an inlet of water surrounded by hills, delicate greenery, a few people (and a ...

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