Sentence examples for landscape series from inspiring English sources

Also passing good are four videos from his "Blot on the Landscape" series of 2010.

But the din died down when the highlight of the daylong sale, a landscape series by Qi Bashi, went on the block.

These rides inspired Mr. Stinson's landscape series "23 Degrees Latitude: Geography of Obsolescence," exhibited last summer at the Nicolaysen Art Museum and Discovery Center in Casper, Wyo.

Every day, he would walk through Holland Park to get to Freud's studio, and he found the experience so thrilling that it inspired the landscape series in Bridlington.

One other exception was Kechun Zhang's landscape series The Yellow River Surging Northward Thunderously, which, though not quite as dramatic as its title suggests, has a quiet, still power.

His three 2004 works, from the larger, ongoing "Civilization Landscape" series, consist of elements of Mesoamerican, Sumerian and Chinese writing systems, along with calligraphic marks of his own invention to represent future civilizations, loosely combined to form a landscape.

The fourth book in Nadia Amoroso's Representing Landscapes series, this text focuses on traditional methods of visual representation in landscape architectural education.

The Dutch Landscapes series from 2011, which were exhibited in May to September 2012, comprises Henner's curated set of Google maps from the Netherlands.

Alamodome, July 21, 1 30 p.m., dci.org SAN ANTONIO Brown Thumb What appears to be the beginning of an extended drought has homeowners rethinking what to plant in their yards, and the Tough Texas Landscapes series will help them make informed decisions about Xeriscaping and hearty native vegetation.

The World Geomorphological Landscapes series is a peer-reviewed series which contains single and multi-authored books as well as edited volumes.

Like the Landscapes series, the large Republic of Georgia series is further divided into smaller groups whose titles from an original exhibit panel: Interactions with Americans During Glasnost; Churches and Countryside; Contemporary Leaders; Desperation During Civil War; Euphoria of the Postwar Period; and Tbilisi and Some of Its Residents.