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Slow Looking The Art of Nature

English ｜ Hardcover ｜ 2026 ｜ 320 pages ｜ 28×22 cm

Publisher　 Thames and Hudson Ltd
Author 　 Olivia Meehan, Harriet Baker, Lizzie Marx, Miya Tokumitsu, Alice Vincent
ISBN 9781760764739

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【Book Description】

Slow Looking: The Art of Nature is a visually rich anthology that invites readers to rediscover the relationship between art and nature through the practice of “slow looking.” Rather than following a conventional art historical timeline, the book is organized around natural landscapes as its guiding framework. Moving through fields, mountains, forests, lakes, waterfalls, and skies, it spans cultures and centuries to reveal how artists have continually responded to the natural world. Readers are encouraged to slow down, observe more attentively, and engage in deeper, more reflective looking.

Edited by art historian Olivia Meehan, the book brings together more than 300 works of art from Europe, Asia, the Americas, Africa, and Australia. The selection encompasses painting, drawing, sculpture, textiles, and decorative arts. Through carefully curated juxtapositions, the book demonstrates how artists from different periods and regions repeatedly return to similar natural motifs, visual rhythms, and chromatic sensibilities. Familiar scenes are thus reframed, allowing new layers of meaning to emerge and positioning looking itself as a calm yet perceptive act.

By placing visual dialogues around elements such as land, water, and sky, the book reveals the enduring and profound connections between artistic creation and the natural world. For example, Georgia O’Keeffe’s shell paintings are set alongside ancient fossil carvings, while Vincent van Gogh’s olive trees are compared with ancient Egyptian limestone reliefs. These pairings illustrate how diverse civilizations have interpreted nature through distinct visual languages. More than a visual journey, this book proposes a renewed way of seeing the world, reminding us that nature has always been a vital source of artistic inspiration and a grounding presence that nurtures reflection and emotional balance.

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Authors: Olivia Meehan, Harriet Baker, Lizzie Marx, Miya Tokumitsu, Alice Vincent

Publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd

Publication Year: 2026

Dimensions: 28 × 22 cm

Binding: Hardcover

Pages: 320 pages