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15 August 2012
Landslides in Art Part 14: A Victorian railway painting
The latest edition of landslides in art, this time featuring a Victorian lithograph from Devon, Southern England
26 June 2012
Landslides in Art part 13: Janice Wright
Part 13 of my series featuring landslides as depicted in art. This edition features three pieces by Janice Wright
18 November 2011
Landslides in Art part 12: Low Tide by Arthur Homeshaw
A new post in the series on the ways in which landslides are depicted in art: this time Low Tide by Arthur Homeshaw
13 October 2011
A gallery of landslide images
A new gallery of landslide images is online. These are entries to the “Landslides of the World” photo contest at the Second World Landslide Forum last week in Rome.
19 May 2011
Landslides in art part 11: John K. Nakata
The latest version of my occasional series on landslides in art, this time featuring the a photographic print by John K. Nakata
11 April 2011
Landslides in art part 10: Charles Emilius Gold
The latest in the series of posts on the depiction of landslides in various types of art; this time, the topic is a paintging by Charles Emilius Gold showing a seismically-triggered landslides near to Wellington in New Zealand.
3 February 2011
Landslides in Art Part 9: Raimondo Motta
The latest edition of landslides in art, this time featuring a painting by the Italian artist Raimondo Motta.
18 November 2010
Landslides in Art Part 8: Goldau by JMW Turner
Part 8 of the occasional series on landslides as the subject of art. This edition features a painting of Goldau by JMW Turner, dating from 1843. It shows the aftermath of the September 1806 catastrophic landslide that destroyed the village.
Dave Petley is the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hull in the United Kingdom. His blog provides commentary and analysis of landslide events occurring worldwide, including the landslides themselves, latest research, and conferences and meetings.
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