Sentence examples for evocative landscapes from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the Allen sisters also produced less didactic photographs in the form of evocative landscapes with exquisite tonal values.

The film rather steals the show, to be honest, with some extraordinarily evocative landscapes and vivid scenes.

The physical therapy area is plush enough to be the gym at a private resort; staffers are attentive and walls are decorated with calming prints of floral arrangements and evocative landscapes.

Her fascination led to the murky, evocative landscapes of "Deep South," her 1999 exhibition at Edwynn Houk Gallery in midtown Manhattan, which made Mississippi look like a jungle ruin.

His figurative work derives from photographic images that, projected onto canvas, become the basis for moody, evocative landscapes and, occasionally, portraits, such as this luminous "804 Lesende" ("Girl Reading"), on view in Richter's current exhibition at the Marian Goodman Gallery (through November 30th).

Best known for his dramatic and evocative landscapes, Ansel Adams is considered one of the most influential photographers in US history.

It's such a beautiful, evocative landscape.

Importantly, though, as the characters explore the strange and evocative landscape, they must combine their different abilities.

Inland, behind Nice and Marseille, lies the evocative landscape of Provence: orange-roofed villages clinging to rugged crags of white limestone under impossibly blue skies.

A similarly spare, evocative landscape also figures in "A Long Tale for an Autumn Night," another ink-and-color painting from around 1400.

Also at Tunick is an impression of "The Three Trees" (1643), one of Rembrandt's largest and most evocative landscape etchings.