"era landscape" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this term when referring to the environment of a certain period of time, such as "The era landscape of the Victorian Era was vastly different than the modern landscape we see today."
Kim D. Sherman's music also brightens the show, with fiddle and banjo strains recreating the flavor of a Depression-era landscape.
In that spirit its characters retain the somewhat remote, mythic aura of figures in a western, and the movie's stately tone and vision of gunmen striding to their fates through an empty Depression-era landscape seems intentionally to recall "High Noon," "Shane" and "Unforgiven".
The lasting impacts of settlement-era landscape history from the Wasatch Plateau, UT may be relevant for other areas of western North America and Europe where sufficient host carrying capacity is important in managing for resistance and resilience to outbreaks.
In this paper, we will review work that establishes the intellectual bona fides of visual imagery, the important contributions that emotions make to cognition, and the likelihood that explanations of environmental aesthetics rooted in European enlightenment-era landscape painting are inadequate.
One sees an expanded Depression-era landscape: empty and abandoned households and "farms" as large as the eye can see.
In an era when landscape architects are turning lawns into old fields with wild Eastern red cedars and little bluestem, Ms. Nevins is not afraid to be aggressive with plants, pruning a single American cedar to look like Italian cypress or layering different hedges of privet and yew to give depth to a walled garden.
If the M25 was the significant doughnut for the Thatcher era, a landscape of decommissioned hospitals converted into upmarket compounds with no history, then the new railway, which was not new at all, felt like the right expedition for our confused times.
"My bags remind me of my time in Nairobi," she continued, recalling "a kaleidoscope of materials and surfaces" and of drawing inspiration from the lush gardens of the wealthy, from columns of people walking to work along dusty roads, kids' school uniforms from the British colonial era, fertile landscapes and an elephant plodding beneath puffy clouds.
Three hours into the setup of Robomower with no end in site, I was dreaming wistfully of this earlier era in landscaping.
As vegetation evolved during the Palaeozoic Era, terrestrial landscapes were substantially transformed, especially during the ∼120 million year interval from the Devonian through the Carboniferous.
As fresh today as when it opened in 1967, the place still evokes an era before New York landscape design degenerated into theme park Victoriana.
