Mary would often drive the models back and forth to the studio, cook lunch for them, scour the countryside for the specific props that Pop needed for each painting.
Generally La Verna was depicted with sparse detail, whereas here St Francis kneels in a detailed countryside, perhaps a specific spot around La Verna in the Italian Apennines, where striated sandstone is commonly found.
They had a tip-off about the meeting in the countryside, but it was not specific; they knew something was happening, but not that it concerned The Scream.
You have to ask yourself why our politicians are even mentioning something so irrelevant, when the RBCT completed in this country with our farms and our animals, paid for by British taxpayers, is totally specific to our countryside.
It is not, by any means, specific to the countryside, but it falls especially heavily on small businesses; and, while towns are dominated by large companies, small businesses and the self-employed predominate in the countryside.The European Union is partly to blame.
Ecologists hope it will fund "landscape-scale" conservation to boost biodiversity – and halt the decline of butterflies – in the wider countryside but argue it must not neglect specific measures to protect rare species.
The temples were also supported by the transfer of the taxes levied by kings on specific areas of the nearby countryside, by donations of the pious, and by the fees of worshipers.
Therefore, protecting this specific cultural aspect of the Dutch countryside is an urgent matter that should be put on the agenda of land-use policy making.
In it, a terrifying, non-specific war tears through the English countryside, exposing the characters to unspeakable horrors.
Other times - see the Countryside Alliance march of 2002 - protesters are counted as they pass a specific point.
