land art
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noun
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Nearby words
- lancinate,
- lancinating,
- lancs,
- land,
- land agent,
- land bank,
- land breeze,
- land bridge,
- land contract,
- land crab
Origin of land art
First recorded in 1965–70
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Examples from the Web for land art
As the prototypical example of land-art, this lattice of lightning rods covers an area of one mile by one kilometer.
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