Man in the Landscape: A Historic View of the Esthetics of Nature

abstract agriculture American ancient animals antinaturalism architecture areas associated attitude beauty body caves century Christian Christopher Tunnard civilization classical Claude Lorrain color concept cone cells consciousness created creation creatures cultural death desert earth ecological England English environment esthetic ethic evolution experience forest forms fovea garden Gothic grazing Greek habitat Hudson River school human hunter hunting idea imagery individual Italian kind Lambaréné land landscape arts landscape painting living meadows means ment modern mountains mythology national park natural environment natural world naturalist Niagara Falls objects organic painters paradise pastoral pattern Paul Shepard perception perhaps Petrarch philosophy picturesque plants preservation primitive processes religious retina ritual rocks Roman ruins rural sacred Salvator Rosa scape scene scenery Schweitzer sense social society soil space sublime symbols temple Thomas Cole tion tourist tradition trees ture Valley vision visual wild wilderness wrote Yellowstone York