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This quote shows that nature can look the same but is always different. You never see the changes if you never so the nature. It could change only a small bit but it can make a difference

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This poem shows that nature is knowledge and understanding. That idea that nature is the where you come from. Natures beauty comes from all around.

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In this quote he explains his relationship with nature. He says that nature herself was life's simplicity and equality. It backs up the transcendental idea.

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My and my family visited rock city. I thought it was very fun and beautiful. i really connected with nature and can somewhat see where Emerson and Thoreau's beliefs are coming from.

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Cant stop- Red hot chili peppers
In this song it shows transcendentalism by speaking your own mind. It shows that you should stand up for what you believe in and not imitate to fit in. In the song it says "chose not a life of imitation." and " go right your message on the pavement." this shows that you should be yourself.

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This article shows what Emerson believed in. He believed in a lot of self reliance which it is part of the transcendental belief. It shows how he dedicated his life to it.

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News about Ralph Waldo Emerson. Commentary and archival information about Ralph Waldo Emerson from The New York Times.

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This quote is explaining transcendentalism. Emerson wants people to live in the sun, swim in the see and drink the air. Although it is impossible to drink air it shows how close Emerson wants you to be to Nature.

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This man shows that people for the most part grew up around technology and big buildings. He explains how transcendentalism can help self care and how it came around. It separated the country back in time

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Transcendentalism! (The Divine Nature Within YOU)

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In this podcast this man loves nature. He runs in the nature and enjoys every part of it. He shows self care and how he feels when he runs. He finds nature very important.

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Nature Is My Church with Chris Hauth | Rich Roll Podcast

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This image shows how some people see the world. They see nature as very important. They see that that's the only thing they need.

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Drops of Jupiter- Train
In this song the artist uses words to give a girl naturalistic abilities. He is showing that the girl is like nature and that is what transcendentalism is the lyrics are
Lyrics: Now that she's back in the atmosphere
With drops of Jupiter in her hair, hey, hey
She acts like summer and walks like rain
Reminds me that there's a-time to change, hey, hey
Since the return of her stay on the moon
She listens like spring and she talks like June

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This image shows that they mind and brain are made up of nature. Nature is the half of the man. Its an example of how transcendentalists see the world.

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I love to climb and explore. I think that it is a good way to escape the world and enjoy the nature around you. It is a transcendental idea.

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Colors of the wind- Judy Kuhn
In this song the artist shows the love for nature and what some people have missed out. Being with nature is a special thing because its a place away from everything. In the song she shows that things happen that people don't realize are happening and you need to be in the moment to see it.
Lyrics: But I know every rock and tree and creature
Has a life, has a spirit...Have you ever heard the wolf cry to the blue corn moon
Or asked the grinning bobcat why he grinned
Can you sing with all the voices of the mountains
Can you paint with all the colors of the wind

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This image is a great example of how Thoreau and Emerson displayed transcendentalism. It shows that there is no high technology, they are alone in nature, and they are living by themselves. They don't need anybody else just nature.

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In this article the author explains what nature and transcendentalism does to you and your soul. Everybody has what their ideal nature looks like. Some people like snow or forest or desert. It all is part of your soul. It is all part of who you are.

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Among early examples of the artist's work showing here are "Man With Two Cows" (1844), "Autumn Landscape with Boy Fishing" (1845) and "Landscape With Fishermen and Artist Sketching" (1850). Each painting is designed to appeal to the viewer, who is symbolized by the inclusion of rustic frontier figures contemplating the majestic scenery. But such pictures also have a deeper purpose, at least if we are to pay attention to the artist's writings on the subject: they would, he hoped, help his audience gain access to the spirituality of nature.

"Man With Two Cows" is a good example of the way in which the artist suggests that nature - specifically beautiful nature - is linked to religious spirit. Here the artist depicts a rare sight, a fleeting atmospheric moment in which the luminous early morning sunlight is charged with a sense of something supernatural, turning the misty sky a pinky-gray and bathing the landscape in a light, warm orange-yellow glow. It is otherworldly.

Cranch also expressed his religious sentiment through writing, and today, still, is probably better known as a transcendentalist poet than as a painter. But painting was his real passion, leading him not just to abandon a career in the Unitarian ministry but to travel to Europe where, meeting with some success, he was to become one of the few American landscape artists of his generation to exhibit his paintings in the Paris Salon.

The show is arranged thematically, beginning with rooms of paintings of his early years in Europe - in 1846 he went to Italy, where he spent the next three years traveling and painting with other American expatriates, including Jasper Cropsey. "Castle Gondolfo, Lake Albano, Italy" (1852), on loan from the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington is one of his best paintings. It is an accomplished, sentimental picture much in the manner of Claude Lorrain. It also has a religious theme, embodied by a woman praying at a roadside shrine.

Another, longer stint in Europe in the 1850s led to a series of remarkable views of the canals and lagoons of Venice, for which he was widely admired in America. In fact, after he returned to New York from almost a decade abroad, Cranch earned a good portion of his living cranking out Venetian scenes for wealthy patrons. He was also elected as a full academician of the National Academy of Design on the strength of them.

The show concludes with a room of romantic landscapes in the style of the French Barbizon School painters, inflected with the colors and foliage of the American fall. It seems that by the mid-1860s the artist had gone full circle, returning to the New England hills and valleys in search of the divine.

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Among early examples of the artist's work showing here are "Man With Two Cows" (1844), "Autumn Landscape with Boy Fishing" (1845) and "Landscape With Fishermen and Artist Sketching" (1850). Each painting is designed to appeal to the viewer, who is symbolized by the inclusion of rustic frontier figures contemplating the majestic scenery.

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When Thoreau says this hes showing that the world is all for us. He uses the word canvas to show how he feels about nature and the earth. He is also saying that the imagination is bigger than everything combined. Why need technology when you have nature and imagination.