This Exhibit Examines Nature and Environmental Justice in Three Centuries of American Art

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By onEarthOct 31, 2018, 11:14 am157 pts
By Patrick Rogers The fact that nature and nation share a common root—the Latin verb nasci, "to be born"—might rate as trivia to most people. But in the context of early American art, at least, the connection has profound cultural meaning. Paintings of natural vistas, from New York's Hudson Valley to the…

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