Title: Climate Change in Art
1Climate Change in Art (Class Discussion
Global Change)
2Dutch winter landscapes from 1600s
Hendrick Avercamp A Scene on the Ice (c. 1625)
3Dutch winter landscapes from 1600s
Jacob van Ruysdael Winter Landscape (1670)
4Dutch winter landscapes from 1600s
Jacob van Ruysdael Village at Winter at Moonlight
5 1800s
Andreas Schelfhout Skaters on a frozen
waterway (1857)
6 and early 21st century
(http//engr.calvin.edu/neth99/)
7 and early 21st century
(http//engr.calvin.edu/neth99/)
8Dutch winter landscapes from 1600s to early 21st
century
Hendrick Avercamp A Scene on the Ice (c. 1625)
(http//engr.calvin.edu/neth99/)
9Dutch winter landscapes from 1600s to early 21st
century
What can we deduce from depictions of the past?
Is a picture worth a thousand words?
10Dutch winter landscapes from 1600s to early 21st
century
Discussion What are issues to consider when
deducing climate information from paintings?
Discussion What might we deduce from this set?
11Other Dutch data from 1400s to 20th century
12Other Dutch data from 1400s to early 20th century
(Days for which a canal frozen between Laarlem
and Leiden, Holland)
Reconstructed winter temperature at De Bilt,
Holland)
13Climate Change in Art (Class Discussion) END