Storm Cloud: Picturing The Origins Of Our Climate Crisis Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

A Revealing Exploration Of How Prescient Nineteenth-Century Artists Writers And Scientists Began To Sound The Alarm On Climate Crisis Against Backdrop Industrialization Scientific Development That Reshaped Humanity’s Relationship Planet Express Novel Perception Place In Impact Natural World This Essential Volume Traces Art Literature Growing Understanding Industrial World’s Effect Environment It Features Works From Both Sides Atlantic Including Paintings Photographs Illustrations Books By Mary Hunter Austin Frederic Edwin Church Thomas Cole John Constable Henry David Thoreau Carleton Watkins These Are Discussed Experts Literary Historians Environmental Activists Representatives Indigenous Knowledge Examining Nascent Awareness Through Intersection Science Contributors Highlight Intertwined Historical Dialogue What Can Tell Us About Today’s Title References Lectures Victorian Writer Ruskin Which He Described Decades Observing English Skies Led Him Conclude His Own Age Had Created Disturbing “Storm-Cloud”—Smog Caused Burning Coal Though Wouldn’t Have Understood Way Became One Earliest Published Considerations Human-Caused Change Association With Huntington Library Museum Botanical Gardens Exhibition Schedule: (September 14 2024–January 6 2025) Σελίδες: 176 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0318 Διαστάσεις: 22 2X22 2Cm