Sentence examples for landscapes setting from inspiring English sources

In the distance are blurred Long Island landscapes, setting up a dialogue between culture and nature and, possibly, between painting -- represented by the gooey, drippy, brightly colored ice cream -- and photography (Johnson).

Mitch Gyson's acrylic paintings and Meryl Salzinger's iris-printed photographs come closest to traditional landscapes, setting the sky in its terrestrial context, while Richard Vaux's carbon drawings and the paintings by Karen Fitzgerald and Ruth Sharton are fully airborne.

That means it is one of his final painted landscapes set around sunset.

Russell created more than 2,000 paintings of cowboys, Indians, and landscapes set in the Western United States and in Alberta, Canada, in addition to bronze sculptures.

After he moved to Bath, Gainsborough had less time for landscape and worked a good deal from memory, often drawing by candlelight from little model landscapes set up in his studio.

Initially he painted landscapes, set in both Wisconsin and Canada, which have a luminosity reminiscent of Hudson River School paintings.

He thought that one of the landscapes "sets the heart singing with its lovely tone, pattern and sense of place".

Looking at the trailer above, the visuals look exquisite with a cartoon/comic book style that plays with shadow and light to create lush landscapes set in rural Kentucky and a subterranean world.

The value of wetlands: importance of scale and landscape setting.

What links Robert's brigand tableau to most of the work around it is its landscape setting.

The weathering profiles have developed in a low-altitude, relatively flat landscape setting.