Sentence examples for classical landscape from inspiring English sources

|  "In the Light of Poussin: The Classical Landscape Tradition".

It is death that implicitly haunts Poussin's classical landscape.

Going for: £690 Classical landscape with figures, Osbert Lancaster.

Katherine Talati was taught in Beijing by Prince Pu Quan, a leading Chinese classical landscape painter.

In 1800, Jean Pierre P ignot, sitting in Naples, painted a "landscape" now dubbed "Morning: a classical landscape with shepherds".

The leading practitioners of the classical landscape were the French-born Italy-based artists Nicolas Poussin and Claude Lorrain.

Peterson compares it to listening to Charlie Parker after Glenn Miller or viewing Picasso after classical landscapes: "The change does not just lie in the aesthetic assimilation," he wrote.

Both men, while admiring the classical landscapes of Claude Lorrain and Poussin, believed that personal feeling was the mainspring of artistic activity and felt an almost mystical sympathy for the natural world.

Densely layered, fragmented and with more than a nod to Dali's brand of surrealism (we have melting landscapes, with chocolate and cheese instead of watches, superimposed on to classical landscapes and studded with free-floating body parts), these are the kind of dreams you have when on a strict diet.

He greatly admired Claude Lorrain, a French painter of classical landscapes, but he wanted his own work, such as "The Decline of Carthage", to hang alongside a similar work by Claude, as if to prove that the two were of equal worth.

Faust: Part Two (1832) thus became an extraordinary poetic phantasmagoria, covering as Goethe acknowledged 3,000 years of history and mingling evocations of Classical landscapes and mythological figures with literary allusions from Homer to Lord Byron and with satire of the Holy Roman Empire, the French Revolution, and the capitalism and imperialism of the 1820s.