Sentence examples for bleaching grounds from inspiring English sources
One of the most beautiful paintings of earth, on earth, is here: Jacob van Ruisdael's 1670s "View of Haarlem With Bleaching Grounds".
In Jacob van Ruisdael's "Bleaching Grounds of Overveen, With Haarlem in the Distance," the figures in the manicured fields are tiny.
She's joined by four Rembrandts, Jacob van Ruisdael's out-of-this-world "View of Haarlem With Bleaching Grounds," and — maybe the star among stars — Carel Fabritius's palpitating little "Goldfinch".
"View of Haarlem With Bleaching Grounds," which depicts new linen stretched out on the ground to whiten in the sun, was painted by the 17th-century Dutch master of landscapes Jacob van Ruisdael, whose paintings are on view now in a retrospective at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Besides a pair of magisterial portraits by Hals and two biblical scenes and two portraits by Rembrandt, the exhibition will include a picture of drunken revelry by the genre painter Jan Steen; a small painting of a goldfinch by Carel Fabritius that is a miracle of trompe l'oeil illusion; and "View of Haarlem With Bleaching Grounds," an expansive landscape by Jacob van Ruisdael.
Regenerated spent bleaching earth.
Azevedo had trained to be an artist, and his strong eye shows in his prose: "The washtubs stood abandoned; there was no one on the bleaching ground.
North of Bakersfield, acres of mature almond trees lie bulldozed in perfect rows, their roots ripped out of the ground and bleaching in the sun.
In the region of the shortest wavelengths (below 500 nm), the positive signal decreases significantly showing that different processes take place which we can attribute to the ground-state bleaching [32].
Ahead, on the ground, bleached white by the sun, a skull lay at the end of a trail of vertebrae still joined by connective tissue.
