"Charming landscape" is correct and can be used in written English.
It could be used to describe a beautiful landscape or scenery. Example sentence: I took a walk through the charming landscape of the national park.
As the aircraft streaks up to its cruising altitude, perhaps Bernie Madoff takes one last look at the charming landscape dropping away beneath him.
Its subjects, too, have tended to be minor in size and scope: a domestic scene here, a botanical drawing there, stretching at most to a charming landscape.
It may sound a bit lame, but if you've ever enjoyed the changing colors of autumn leaves or the charming landscape of a local pumpkin patch, the videos are well worth a look (they remind me a bit of the Planet Earth series that came out a few years ago).
The show's only painting from 1905 is Heckel's charming "River Landscape With Bridge and Train," whose coarsened dabs of paint suggest van Gogh looking at Monet.
This innovation hub with its vibrant nightlife and charming urban landscape right on its doorstep may not have delivered on the initial hype, but its story is far from over.
Lining the walls are charming, inconsequential landscapes and still-lifes picked up everywhere from the Block Island dump to auction houses.
Girodet could also paint charming little landscapes of Capri and the Alps, and his drawings and prints — here like David, there like Flaxman or Fuseli — are amazing.
Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.
Clark ends with a detail of the tiny crucifix that is hidden in the midst of a charming animal-filled landscape in Pisanello's Vision of Saint Eustace (c1438-42).
But the surrounding landscape is charming.
Am also loving Rachel Kushner's "Telex From Cuba" and Gilbert Highet's "Poets in a Landscape," a charming appreciation of Catullus and Propertius and the Latin poets.
