ARTlines: three walking artists in Iceland

Artist Patti Lean gives an account in this chapter of a walking and camping tour of Iceland in the company of two other artists. The three artists, in sharing the experience of close contact with the sublime landscape of the island, each responded in their own way to produce art work. Lean’s art pra...

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Main Author: Lean, Patti
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Published: Manchester University Press 2017
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