A Clydesdale landscape; framed by the shadows of my compartment, it looked like a bright painting.
Neither is looking at the passing landscape framed in the windows like a sunlit triptych.
"From one direction, the house frames the landscape, and in the other, the landscape frames the house," said Ms. Ferguson, who installed plantings to enhance the property's 1954 Modernist house by Clair Earl.
Professor Kleiner then presents a painted frieze from Rome that depicts the wanderings of Odysseus against a continuous landscape framed by Second Style columns.
For more than three decades, Mr. Espinoza was responsible for constructing and painting the landscape, framing the figures of the Nativity scene and designing the star perched on the top of the tree.
This is also the case in "The French Window (Morning at Le Cannet)," in which the vivid landscape framed in a darkly shadowed door contrasts with the relatively pale hues of the interior and the relatively clear-cut figure of Marthe, toying with something at the table while Bonnard, reflected in a mirror, sketches her.
It'll be another analogue camera for large formats that will allow landscape frames as well.
Thirdly, cell types of the same category share similar replication-timing profiles/signatures, and are thus placed together at a specific location of this 2D landscape (framed by the outermost black lines).
On the walls several large drawings of landscapes framed by prosceniums suggest that Mr. Kentridge might do well to give the figure a rest.
Tough and stripped to the narrative bone, "Blind Shaft" has a tighter, faster feel than this new film, in large part because it's about men who make (bad) things happen in the world, while "Blind Mountain" hinges on a woman whose imprisonment — conveyed through claustrophobic rooms and taunting landscapes framed by windows and doors — paradoxically helps hobble the storytelling.
