Sentence examples for conventional landscape from inspiring English sources

While Susan Ecker's vistas are also imaginary, they include conventional landscape motifs like the horizon line and vegetation.

Her scenes, complicated by layers of allusion and multiple focuses not governed by perspective, can't be read in conventional landscape terms.

Sometimes gardeners select tropical plants to fill in their container gardens, plants that would be unheard of in a more conventional landscape design.

These maps can then be analyzed using conventional landscape metric tools.

Ms. Kurland's teenagers need more to do, something that would make them seem less incidental to these images, which increasingly resemble conventional landscape photographs notable for their clarity of light and detail.

This warm, wonderfully retro restaurant, with its hanging Tiffany lamps, conventional landscape art, red and black banquettes, antique-filled breakfront, flowers, floral carpeting, ornate vases and beamed ceiling, celebrated its 40th anniversary last week.

Surprisingly, only George Schulman, one of the eight artists in this group show, treats the theme in conventional landscape-painting terms.

Two artists show paintings depicting enormous dust motes placed in conventional landscapes, like boulders or buildings.

Yet when he produced the conventional landscapes favoured by Linnell, they did not sell either.

The gauzy veils of precipitation are suspended like curtains in front of a stage, refusing to open onto the proscenium-like space of conventional landscapes.

But, though these abstract compositions are not conventional landscapes, his sense of shape and light is influenced by the three places he knows best: Ireland, his birthplace in 1945 and the homeland of his parents; north London, where he grew up and went to art school; and New York, where today he mainly lives and works, now a US citizen.