Laurence’s Alaska: The ‘invulnerable’ landscapes of the painter of the north
The paintings of Sydney Laurence depict an Alaska where nature is big, and people are small. This article originally appeared in The Juneau Empire by Amy Condra A man carries a bundle of sticks to a fire built on the bank of a river, to a speck of yellow that barely stands out against a …
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