Sentence examples for leading landscape from inspiring English sources

SOUTHERN Florida long ago surpassed Southern California as our leading landscape of cultural chiaroscuro, where depth is only an illusion.

Among Woodlawn's designers are many women — the leading landscape architects Farrand and Shipman and the sculptors Whitney, Janet Scudder, and Sally James Farnham.

This summary of the contemporary French garden scene comes from Russell Page, an Englishman who has become the leading landscape gardener of the Continent.

He formed a partnership with his brother-in-law, Edward Williams, that evolved into EDAW, one of the leading landscape design practices in the country.

One of the saddest works of art here is a painting by Albert Namatjira, who became famous in the 1950s as one of Australia's leading landscape artists.

Kensett was one of the leading landscape painters in the 19th century, and he is becoming more widely appreciated and understood.

Earlier this spring, The New York Times Magazine asked several leading landscape-architecture firms to consider the question, and the proposals that are illustrated on the following pages offer a provocative variety of responses.

Can the technologies we have to hand, and their increasing ubiquity, assist people to better understand the forces leading to landscape change, comprehend the science of landscape, take a more informed view on proposals, and adapt to some inevitable outcomes?

John Constable, the leading English landscape painter of the 19th century, was also born by the river Stour, in East Bergholt.

Set in a 35-acre park designed by Charles F. Gillette, a leading Southern landscape architect, the Reynolds building was also an early example of a corporate campus.

The academy was founded in 1825 by Asher B. Durand, Thomas Cole and other leading American landscape artists of the Hudson River School, over which the young, talented, Hartford-born Church would later assume leadership.