Earth/Land/Walking Art.

I am readihg chapter 16 of Wanderlust, which is named The Shape of a Walk. The chapter's main focus is on walking artists and their work. I shall list some names below with links, because these word books aren't all that visually pleasing and Google Image can give me shrunken versions of the art. This is a minor personal development - I don't really enjoy looking at words any more. Especially the ones I've laid. Literal/verbal communication and the opposite, a mess of ideas too simple to bother with?

Here's that list:

Thomas Gainsborough's Morning Walk
Gustave Caillebotte's Paris Street, Rainy Day [gigantic]
Carl Andre's Lever
Patricia Johanson's Stephen Long
Michael Heizer's land drawings [possibly produced with a motorcycle]
Walter De Maria's Nevada earth art
Robert Smithson's Spiral Getty
Richard Long's Line Made by Walking
Hamish Fulton
Something by Stanley Brouwn

S'all about the outdoors innit.

Because Art Really Should Be Visually Good (C).