British artists have a peculiar ability to immerse themselves in the landscape, to see its dirt as well as its Divine glory. John Constable famously took his canvases into his native Suffolk fields to create what he called a "natural painture" based on direct observation of nature. Two centuries later, Richard Long has taken this a step further, literally, by turning walking into an art form from which to fashion sculptures, photographs and text pieces.
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