Trees in art

[daltontrees]

I was at a gallery recently with a diverse set of paintings with threes in them. I was going to stick them on to the end of the trees in the british landscape thread, but what all of them have in common is that they are figuratively trees, and they're not really landscape paintings. I thought it might be nice for folk to have somewhere to add any pictures the found that use trees in a non-literal way to say something or other about something or other. 

I appreciate I may be the only person that uses this thread, but hopefully others will be as intrigued or keen to share.

[daltontrees]

Starting with this one, a bit grim but beautiful. "The Last Bao" by Ade Adesina and Tomasz Wrobel

[daltontrees]

And on the Baobab theme, here's 'Baobab Bridge' by Ade Adesina. Apologies for the reflections in the glass.

[Conor Wright]

Some of nature's art, took these pics of the sand on a beach we brought the dogs to recently.
The tide was receding and as the water drained back it left these marks, thought they looked somewhat treelike.

[silky fox]

The first painting with trees in it I ever saw.John Constable's "Hay Wain" Loved it as a kid...still love it.

[Baldbloke]

I have a couple of relevant paintings which include trees

[the village idiot]

12 hours ago, silky fox said:

The first painting with trees in it I ever saw.John Constable's "Hay Wain" Loved it as a kid...still love it.

That's not the Hay Wain Paul.

 

Not that it really matters, it's still a nice painting.

[silky fox]

Of course?‍♂️ I always get the two befuddled....I,ll try again? Hay Wain/Hey Cart/Hey Ho!

[daltontrees]

On 04/12/2019 at 19:35, Conor Wright said:

Some of nature's art, took these pics of the sand on a beach we brought the dogs to recently.
The tide was receding and as the water drained back it left these marks, thought they looked somewhat treelike.

Excellent, considering the pish that wins the Turner Prize these days.

[daltontrees]

On 05/12/2019 at 10:16, Baldbloke said:

I have a couple of relevant paintings which include trees

Who's the artist(s)?