"fanciful scene" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a imaginative or creative scene, especially when expressing admiration or awe. For example, "We couldn't help but be taken aback by the fantastical and fanciful scene before us."
The opposite portrays a fanciful scene of animals, trees and flowers, resembling Beijing's western hills.
There's a fanciful scene early in John Carney's "Begin Again" that epitomizes the movie's sappy but engaging benevolence.
An exhibition of paintings by physicians is in progress at the Academy of Medicine on Fifth Avenue: Fanciful scene in Art Critic's office.
The colonial flag badge of Barbados showed a fanciful scene in which an enormous shell with paddle wheels drawn by sea horses carried a king.
The New Yorker, March 5, 1932 P. 19 An exhibition of paintings by physicians is in progress at the Academy of Medicine on Fifth Avenue: Fanciful scene in Art Critic's office.
The decision for the atypical setting was believed to be part of a crackdown on fanciful scenes erected in various cities around Italy.
As if painted by a graffiti artist addicted to action movies and sports, they often boast fanciful, dreamy scenes, including, improbably, a looming Dumbledore from the Harry Potter movies glaring at Ms. Betancourt as she climbs aboard.
Mr. Khachigian and Mr. Brennan both take issue with Mr. Morgan's most fanciful invention, the scene in which a drunken Nixon calls Frost in the middle of the night and confides a secret anguish.
He once spoke of his mind's taking "a fanciful photograph" of a scene, and there is a continual interplay between photographic realism and "fancy" (or imagination).
But there is one fanciful departure: a dream scene in which she wears only an undershirt and jeans and occupies a theatrically curtained space with medically themed canvases hung in a hospital-like corridor behind her.
Meanwhile Levon Ter-Petrosian, president of Armenia, is trying to explain to his colleagues why Armenia is cosying up to Russia, and whether he is really interested in peace with the Azeris.The power and the glorySuch a scene is fanciful, but it makes an important point: the Caspian's fate can be determined around a dinner table.
