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"Danube Landscape," Albrecht Altdorfer, c. 1520-25.

Altdorfer (c. 1480 - 1538) was a painter, engraver, and architect, and a leading figure of the Renaissance's "Danube School" of art. He is also one of the first recorded artists who was painting landscapes for their own sake, and not populating them with figures to tell a story.

The Danube School was a group of artists, located mostly in Bavaria and Austria, who favored a more "painterly" and less glossy style, and sometimes were forerunners of Expressionism in their handling of human figures. Their work often involved rugged mountains, tall pines, and dramatic light; sounds like they were also ancestors of the Romantics!

From the Alte Pinakothek, Munich.

A landscape of the Danube School. We are standing on a lightly wooded hill, looking at a path or road that wends its way to a distant village or castle. The trees are in full leaf, and the grass is green. There are distant mountains behind the buildings, and a body of water, evidently the Danube. There are puffy clouds in the sky but the sun is not visible.
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Mark H

Processing photos from our recent cruise.

This is the Salmon Eye in Hardangerfjord, Norway. It's both a floating art installation and a Michelin-starred restaurant with the sort of cost for a meal you'd expect from a Michelin-starred restaurant in Norway.

A bright, clear day with a pale blue sky over and behind mountains in the distance, themselves pale with haze. The mountains are brightly lit except on the far left where they fold back away from the direct sunshine. The peaks along the ridge further back on the right are topped with snow. In front of the mountainous background there is low, sloping green land dotted with groves of trees and isolated buildings. This reaches to a flat stretch of deep blue water on which we're located some distance from land. Midway between our high viewpoint and the nearest shore there is an object on the water, appearing somewhat like a crashed flying saucer. It is a bulbous, metallic, flattened sphere, elongated a little and angled down to look like a rugby ball skipping into the water. The object's scale is hard to determine but easily a couple of dozen metres across at least.
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