The phrase "air landscape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the visual or conceptual representation of the atmosphere or aerial views, often in contexts related to aviation, environmental studies, or artistic expressions.
Example: "The artist captured the essence of the air landscape, showcasing the delicate interplay of clouds and sunlight."
Alternatives: "aerial scenery" or "sky view".
SWAIN GALLERIES "En Plein Air," landscapes in oils by Frank Ferrante.
David Hockney: The Arrival of Spring There are intriguing contrasts and unexpected similarities between the simplest means and the most sophisticated technology in Hockney's latest exhibition of modern plein air landscapes.
Rather than ride the digital wave, they stocked some shelves with groceries, moved the paperback fiction books and magazines to the back, built a 12-by-8-foot gallery, and began hanging paintings by the younger Mr. Abele, who is partial to plein air landscapes.
It brings German women's history eastward into the Nazi empire and warfare, in the open-air landscape of the Holocaust, at mass shootings, ghetto liquidations, death marches, and deportations of Jews and Soviet POWs.
At a free open house on Saturday, you can sit on the front porch, watch plein-air landscape painters at work on the grounds and, if you can ignore the C-Town, Rite Aid, and gas station across the street, imagine yourself as a Dutch farmer in about 1800, looking out onto rolling hills, running streams and green pastures.
This concentration on the plein-air landscape tradition reflects another fairly recent development in taste (there is part of a similar private collection, the Gere collection, on show at the National Gallery in London at the moment) - the taste that brought the oil sketches of the Welsh painter Thomas Jones to international attention.
This time he headed to Italy via the Alps, sketching plein-air landscapes as he went.
"It's one of the earliest plein-air landscapes in American art," said Earl A. Powell III, the gallery's director.
An exhibition of Turner and Constable works, which will tour to Turner Contemporary in Margate and then Newcastle next winter, is partnered here with a show of contemporary open-air landscapes.
