Wide open spaces: landscape art to take you away

Alpine Glow in the Valley by Ariel Lee

If, like us, you’re wistfully eyeing other folks equatorial vacations on your Instagram feed while cramming onto a crowded subway car in your parka, take comfort in a couple things. First, you’re in good company. Second, air travel tries a little harder to be traumatizing this time of year. And most importantly, great art is your direct route to a mini getaway. Look no further than our limited-edition landscapes for a psychic segue.

Landscape art will take you places: the Scottish coastline, Canyon de Chelly, Iceland, LA, Mount Fuji, even the Moon. Hang a statement-sized piece over your couch, kick back, and let it totally transport you. Collect a variety of vistas for a wanderlusty salon-style arrangement. Or (pro tip) hang a landscape by your desk so you can better disassociate during your next interminable conference call. Ahh, art. Your one-way ticket to a better day.

Downtown Succulents by Lindsey Warren

The Tetons, Snake River by Ansel Adams

Stog siena by Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii

The Fall by Negar Ahkami

Cape Horn, Columbia River, Oregon by Carleton Watkins

Queens by Jorge Colombo	Plate 22, Sheet 8, Ancient Courses Mississippi River Meander Belt by Harold Fisk
Winter landscape with small snow-covered building on the coast and view of Mount Fuji, a 20x200 Vintage Edition	My backyard, Tivoli, NY 7/10/14 by Pete Mauney
Jones Beach Dream (dunes) by Chris Mottalini	Winter Scene in Moonlight by Henry Farrer

Belmont Harbor Tree II, Chicago by Daniel Seung Lee	City Arabesque by Berenice Abbott
Lizard Range, British Columbia by Jessica Zollman	White Oaks by Joseph O. Holmes