Sentence examples for landscape drawing from inspiring English sources

As for botanical specimens, Xu Bing's landscape "drawing" — actually an arrangement of dried leaves and flowers behind a translucent screen — is a more than passable substitute.

The A3 catalog for winter and spring lists 31 courses -- some general, like oil painting for beginners, and some more particular, like evening landscape drawing.

Studded with pleasurable essays about English character and landscape, drawing especially on his evacuee childhood, it was an unquestionably virtuous tale and has remained in print.

Unlike the Napa Valley, which is defined mostly by wine and food, the Hudson Valley offers a varied landscape, drawing visitors for its scenic beauty, history, architecture, arts, antiques, food and wine.

The first dated landscape drawing in European history – meaning a landscape that is not a background, but a theme in itself – is currently on view in the British Museum's exhibition of Italian Renaissance drawings: it was done on 5 August 1473 by Leonardo da Vinci.

Dated to approximately 6200 BC, it is thought to be the world's first landscape drawing.

A vision of landscape drawn from an elevated viewpoint, this produces what the poet James Thomson called "an equal wide survey" of a territory.

The farther I went, the more desolate it became, more than any place I'd been, but for this very reason the landscape drew me, claimed me as nothing had in a long time.

From the Champs-Elysées, one of 10 great spokes emanating forth from the Arc de Triomphe, the entire geometry of the landscape draws you towards the eye like hollow of the Arc.

One forecast of the UK's future research landscape, drawn up by a science policy magazine, outlines a model for government cuts in which Britain's universities would become heavily stratified.

Such a scenario allows McCarthy finally to foreground only the very basics of physical human survival and the intimate evocation of a destroyed landscape drawn with such precision and beauty.