Today’s catch is three cases of a tree being the subject rather than the setting — the only tree on one of Glasgow’s busiest streets, voted the country’s best; an open-air museum in Paraguay where the forest is the collection; and the series in which Monet painted poplars as the landscape itself. Look past them and there is nothing else to see, which is the point.
The only tree on one of Glasgow's busiest streets, and the UK's Tree of the Year
→ atlasobscura.com
An open-air museum in Paraguay where the forest itself is the exhibit
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Trees painted as the landscape itself, not scenery within it
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