Sentence examples for arcadian view from inspiring English sources

An 18th-century painter places himself on a rise for a decorous Arcadian view.

One is an Arcadian view of a mythical land of immense cultural, ethnic and linguistic richness, the cradle of enlightenment and Jewish emancipation and the birthplace of Joseph Roth, Manès Sperber and the parents of Sigmund Freud.

Resting his gnarled hands on the ram's-horn handle of his walking stick, he continued taking in the Arcadian view across the northern end of Bassenthwaite, the only so-called "lake" in the Lake District, and out towards the "pudding basin" mound of Binsey, a favourite of Melvyn Bragg.

The show's earliest and second-largest painting, "A Bit of the Roman Aqueduct" (1852), is a perfect riff on Lorrain's Arcadian views -- with their leaf-by-leaf depictions of lush, sheltering trees, and their contented cattle and herdsmen -- even though the aqueduct of the title is pushed way to the background.

This is an idealised landscape, an Arcadian scene.

And then a lifetime went by, and now the whole Arcadian scene is a memory.

Environmentalism has been taken over by 'Arcadian sentiment' and has 'become its own antithesis,' says one modernist.

He learned from other painters, transmuting classical compositions with rivers running through fanciful arcadian landscapes into views of the Dedham Vale and the Stour.

It was this prospect of Arcadian lands that spurred these adventurers.

Nearby streets reinforce the Arcadian theme: Dias Dorados ("Golden Days"), Linda Vista ("Beautiful View"), and El Sereno ("The Serene").

So, from 1969 to 1998 the state acquired contiguous parcels of rural land from private owners, developing an Arcadian campus in the foothills of the Berkshires with glorious 360-degree views.