Quote by Andy Warhol

Land really is the best art.

Land really is the best art.

Summary

This quote suggests that the natural landscape is the most beautiful and valuable form of artistic expression. It implies that no man-made creation or artwork can compare to the inherent beauty and majesty that the land possesses. The quote likely embodies a deep appreciation for the wonders and diversity found in nature, emphasizing the notion that the Earth itself is a masterpiece deserving of admiration and respect.

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