The phrase "alpine picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a photograph or artwork that features mountainous landscapes, particularly those resembling the Alps.
Example: "The gallery showcased an exquisite alpine picture that captured the breathtaking beauty of snow-capped peaks."
Alternatives: "mountain scene" or "alpine landscape".
Later, the Alpine picture was completed when Rosi, a middle-aged blonde frau decked out in a Dirndl, whipped out her guitar and yodelled a verse or two of "Edelweiss", aided by an emotional chorus of besotted beer-drinking males.
That's before you consider the Alpine picture postcard landscapes and the kind of clean air that's sent the average life expectancy into the mid eighties.
The room I stayed in was large and charming, with floral fabrics, dark wood detail and Alpine pictures on the wall.
There are other ways, mostly arduous, to reach Alpine and its picture-book sisters: artsy, trendy, mystic Marfa and sleepier Marathon, with its popular 1927 ranchers' rendezvous, the Gage Hotel.
The spectacular physical production of the film (its picture-postcard Alpine scenery, its skies of a blue no mortal has ever seen) had the effect of making the work's pushy optimism seem suicidally silly.
To provide an easy-to understand overview of the Alpine complex and colorful picture it can be useful to apply methods and tools such as synthetic indexes, which are able to summarize in a single average value the multiplicity of characteristic values of each different micro territorial area.
On our way through mountain meadows we pass picture-book Alpine cattle, still and silent.
Jessica Ennis gave both outlets a wide berth as she went about her pre-Olympic business in the picture-postcard Alpine arena that hosts the annual gathering of the world's best all-round athletes.
With its soaring church spire, pastel-coloured chalets and splendid lakeside location, Hallstatt looks every inch a picture-postcard alpine town – a place that echoes with the sound of cowbells and yodelling, every windowbox overflowing with edelweiss.
PHOTO: Alpine Valley Music Theatre.
Backlit and glowing like miniature Jeff Walls are pictures of an Alpine lake, a Hopi basket weaver, grapes spilling from a pail, a bowl of violets, Alfred Stieglitz's daughter, Kitty, and a French officer's jacket, whose insignia were apparently used as a test color bar.
