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Qué (quién) es UCPH Forest and Landscape College - definición


UCPH Forest and Landscape College         
  • One of Skovridergården's old buildings, now part of the school
The Forest and Landscape College (Danish: Skovskolen), now part of University of Copenhagen (UCPH), is located in Nødebo in the southern part of Grib Forest, Hillerød Municipality, some 30 km north of Copenhagen, Denmark. Originally an independent institution, it was merged with UCPH in 2007 and is now part of its Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management.
Landscapist         
  • Green Lakes]], 1955, USSR (Lithuania), Socialist realism.
  • 1528}}, one of the earliest Western pure landscapes. He was the leader of the [[Danube School]] in southern Germany.
  • [[Claude Lorrain]], ''[[Ascanius Shooting the Stag of Sylvia]]'', 1682. The landscape as [[history painting]].
  • Four from a set of sixteen sliding room partitions made for a 16th-century Japanese abbot. Typically for later Japanese landscapes, the main focus is on a feature in the foreground.
  • [[Carlos de Haes]], ''Los Picos de Europa'', 1876
  • [[Caspar David Friedrich]], ''[[Wanderer above the Sea of Fog]]'', 1818. A classic image of German [[Romanticism]].
  • ''Cowley Place, near [[Exeter]]'', by [[Francis Towne]], c. 1812
  • [[Rembrandt]], ''The Three Trees'', 1643, etching
  • A rare pure landscape in a [[Persian miniature]], with a river, Tabriz (?), 1st quarter of 14th century
  • t=洞天山堂圖}}). 10th century, the [[Five Dynasties]] (Chinese). [[National Palace Museum]], Taipei.
  • Akrotiri]], 1600–1500 BCE
  • 松林図 屏風}}, one of a pair of [[folding screen]]s, Japan, 1593. 156.8 × 356 cm (61.73 × 140.16 in)
  • [[Jan van Goyen]], ''Dune landscape'', c. 1630–1635, an example of the "tonal" style in [[Dutch Golden Age painting]]
  • Korean version]] of the Chinese literati style by [[Jeong Seon]] who was unusual in often painting landscapes from life.
  • [[Watercolour]] in the English tradition, [[John Robert Cozens]], ''Lake of Vico Between Rome and Florence'', c. 1783
  • [[Kuo Hsi]], ''Clearing Autumn Skies over Mountains and Valleys'', Northern [[Song Dynasty]] c. 1070, detail from a horizontal scroll.<ref>Sickman, 219-220</ref>
  • [[Titian]], ''La Vierge au Lapin à la Loupe'' (The Virgin of the Rabbit), 1530, [[Louvre]], [[Paris]]. Idealized Italianate landscape background.
  • w=Li Ch'eng}}; 919&ndash;967),''Luxuriant Forest among Distant Peaks'', detail, 10th century China, [[Liaoning Provincial Museum]].
  • t=踏歌圖}}), 13th century, Southern Song (Chinese), Collected in the [[Palace Museum]].
  • realism]], 1871
  • Landscape with scene from the ''[[Odyssey]]'', Rome, c.&nbsp;60–40 BCE
  • Ming]] civil servant, who valued expressiveness over delicacy, with collector's seals and poems.
DEPICTION OF LANDSCAPES IN ART
Landscape painter; Landscape Painting; Landspcape painting; Landscape (visual arts); Landscape artist; Landscape (art); Zero-point perspective; Landscape artists; Landscapist; Ideal landscape; Topographical view; Landscape art; Landscape paintings; Landscape (painting); History of landscape painting; Medieval landscape painting
·noun A painter of landscapes.
Forest Landscape Integrity Index         
GLOBAL INDEX OF FOREST CONDITION
Forest Landscape Integrity
The Forest Landscape Integrity Index (FLII) is an annual global index of forest condition measured by degree of anthropogenic modification. Created by a team of 48 scientists, the FLII, in its measurement of 300m pixels of forest across the globe, finds that ~17.