Sentence examples for framed landscape from inspiring English sources

Eileen Neff's photograph "Dickinson" features a framed landscape mounted on a dull, pinkish-beige wall, next to a sliver of window looking out onto a "real" vista.

The dancers are costumed in transparent black, and it's as if they are, quite literally, dressed in darkness, as their bodies warp and spindle and they reach beyond the framed landscape for some invisible source of hope.

For many, the image of Sillitoe's runner is indelibly associated with Tom Courtenay, pounding through the bleak yet beautifully framed landscapes of Tony Richardson's classic film.

The no-charge red-felt pool table is beneath antlers mounted on the wall, and the back room resembles a French bordello or English country house with its inviting mismatched couches, herringbone wood floors and framed landscapes.

He began as a hobbyist who framed landscapes with ruins like disused train tracks, cars, and buildings.

As Church's style went out of fashion and arthritis cut back his painting, he lavished attention on Olana instead: framing landscapes with its windows, planting thousands of trees, installing a lake to complement the river.

You can frame landscapes, oil paintings, pictures or anything that you want to display.

Along the way, vistas proliferated, each more picturesque than the last, where the snow-capped purple mountains perfectly framed the landscape of teal waters and evergreen forest.

If anything, it's closer to the large frame landscape cameras like the Mamiya.

Forged from steel and positioned on a rocky hillside next to the sea, it was created by Brazilian architect Waltercio Caldas, its structure framing the landscape from every angle.

And it might look like it has the center missing, but the idea behind that big hole is that it will frame the landscape (rather than ruin it) and the city of Lima so people can look out at the view like they're looking at a picture hanging on a wall.