Sentence examples for idealized landscape from inspiring English sources

It is an idealized landscape with a twist since the route is across America.

This is not a garden in the European sense, presenting an idealized landscape.

With state direction these were always liable to turn into idealized figures in an idealized landscape.

Originally, the dramatic, idealized landscape of exotic Ecuadorean mountains created a sensation, drawing 12,000 people in three weeks to the artist's studio in Greenwich Village.

In style, what the composer wanted was a kind of visual quiet, with the resonance of nature in the design's details -- a pond, a fireplace, beautiful woods and interesting stone -- as though he were on a walk through an idealized landscape, like the mountain paths in a Chinese painting.

Because of the image of the naive, idealized landscape that is implicit in the title of the song.

Rousseau's paintings represent in part a reaction against the calmly idealized landscapes of Neoclassicism.

"Most of the scenes depicted are idealized landscapes from countries around the Mediterranean, including Greece, Turkey, Italy, and Morocco, by day or by night," Mr. Likierman said.

"Letting these images be happier, idealized landscapes, it's a humane gesture to soften the blow of the reality," she said.

Hodges painted in a hybrid style, combining elements of the two main branches of 18th-century landscape painting: topographical landscapes that accurately reported physical features of places, and idealized landscapes that created an imaginary setting with subjects lifted from mythology, history or the Bible.

Sebastiano Serlio's influential Second livre de la perspective (1545; The Second Book of Architecture), generally referred to as "Architettura," outlined three basic stage settings, suggesting an impressive arrangement of palaces and temples for tragedy, complex street scenes for comedy, and idealized landscapes with trees and cottages for pastoral plays.