The phrase "alpine landscapes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe scenic views or geographical areas characterized by high mountains, typically found in the Alps or similar regions.
Example: "The photographer captured the breathtaking beauty of the alpine landscapes during his trip to Switzerland."
Alternatives: "mountain scenery" or "highland vistas".
Elsewhere, ocean vistas and Alpine landscapes turn out to be restaurant murals, billboards or postcards.
Elsewhere, ocean vistas and Alpine landscapes turn out to be restaurant murals, billboards or postcards, oddly cropped by Mr. Ghirri and mostly ignored by bored diners or pedestrians.
Even in a land of lovely Alpine landscapes, Val di Sella with its forests, woodland glades and summer pastures has a special aura.
Better still, thanks to efficient train and bus systems, slaloming between destinations -- and through some breathtaking Alpine landscapes -- doesn't risk any broken limbs.
Schiller also seems to have inspired a predominantly pictorial piano style, and Johnson whisked us away to battlefields, Alpine landscapes and ancient Syracuse with his customary brilliance.
The Neue Galerie presents the largest exhibition of the artist's works in this country in "View to Infinity," which includes everything from symbolist canvases and Alpine landscapes to stark portraits of Hodler's lover on her deathbed.
It is clear that the new Alpine architecture benefits greatly from the glories of the old Alpine landscape.
Pieter Bruegel the Elder visited Italy in 1551 53 but was more influenced by the Italian and particularly Alpine landscape than by Italian painting.
"A glacier is a giant part of the alpine landscape, something we always saw as immortal," Mr. Schell said.
The woman loves a forest, loves Kate Moss, loves an Alpine landscape, loves a blue sky, and her paintings say so.
Death seeps into the colours of this icy Alpine landscape just as it does into Mark Rothko's terrifying abstractions.
