Sentence examples for imaginary view from inspiring English sources

It's an imaginary view, created by an artist living in 17th-century Rome, of an ancient Greek city-state.

Cataloged as a painting executed in the "Studio of Giovanni Paolo Panini," the mid-18th century imaginary view brought £30,000.

Among the top lots sold at its "Important Watches" Geneva sale, in November, was a pink gold, enamel and pearl-set, open-face, center-seconds duplex watch, decorated with an enamel-painted landscape representing an Ottoman harbor — an imaginary view of the commercial route from Geneva to Canton (now Guangzhou) through exotic ports of call.

His new album, "Twelve (+1) Imaginary Views" (Hatology), has plenty of hustling, original, abrupt music.

"Mushrooms by the Sea" of 1931, as unreal as Salvador Dali's imaginary views, is transformed by the cheerful palette.

That is because van der Heyden loved to paint imaginary views, architectural fantasies combining identifiable city buildings, or parts of them, with invented scenery.

It is one of several imaginary views he produced with combinations of identifiable buildings from Amsterdam and elsewhere and bits and pieces of exotic-looking classical architecture.

His real and imaginary views of the ruins of ancient Rome embody precise observation and tender nostalgia, combining elements of late classical Baroque art with those of incipient Romanticism.

Ending the show are another dozen naturalist-looking, imaginary urban views combining identifiable homes and buildings with invented scenery.

Franz Ackermann's imaginary urban views and maps, saturated in color and compressed in size, both idealize and demonize the modern city.

In "Field," which opened Friday and runs through Oct. 9, photographers were asked to depict fields, real or imaginary, as viewed through the camera lens using traditional and digital methods, said Daphne Shuttleworth, the gallery curator, who estimated that as many as 300 entries would be winnowed to fill the show's 60 spots.