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LANDSCAPE — WEATHER, DISTANCE, AND THE HORIZON AS A FORM OF LONGING.

The landscape genre took centuries to earn its respect, dismissed as mere backdrop until painters proved a sky could hold as much feeling as a face. These are the vistas that made the case.

Wheatfield with Cypresses — Vincent van GoghWheatfield with CypressesVincent van GoghPoppy Field near Argenteuil — Claude MonetPoppy Field near ArgenteuilClaude MonetFine Wind, Clear Morning (Red Fuji) — Katsushika HokusaiFine Wind, Clear Morning (Red Fuji)Katsushika HokusaiKirifuri Waterfall at Mt. Kurokami — Katsushika HokusaiKirifuri Waterfall at Mt. KurokamiKatsushika HokusaiSudden Shower over Shin-Ōhashi Bridge and Atake — Utagawa HiroshigeSudden Shower over Shin-Ōhashi Bridge and AtakeUtagawa HiroshigeWanderer above the Sea of Fog — Caspar David FriedrichWanderer above the Sea of FogCaspar David FriedrichRain, Steam and Speed — J.M.W. TurnerRain, Steam and SpeedJ.M.W. TurnerFour Trees — Egon SchieleFour TreesEgon SchieleSetting Sun — Egon SchieleSetting SunEgon SchieleGray Tree — Piet MondrianGray TreePiet MondrianHeart of the Andes — Frederic Edwin ChurchHeart of the AndesFrederic Edwin ChurchNiagara — Frederic Edwin ChurchNiagaraFrederic Edwin ChurchAmong the Sierra Nevada Mountains, California — Albert BierstadtAmong the Sierra Nevada Mountains, CaliforniaAlbert BierstadtThe Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak — Albert BierstadtThe Rocky Mountains, Lander's PeakAlbert BierstadtView from Mount Holyoke, The Oxbow — Thomas ColeView from Mount Holyoke, The OxbowThomas ColeThe Hay Wain — John ConstableThe Hay WainJohn Constable