Sentence examples for make a landscape from from inspiring English sources

Wilson can make a landscape from a list.

I learned how to make a landscape from Mr. Paul Cézanne by walking through the Luxembourg Museum a thousand times with an empty gut, and I am pretty sure that if Mr. Paul was around, he would like the way I make them and be happy that I learned it from him".

During a 1949 interview, Hemingway told Lillian Ross that he learned from Cézanne how to "make a landscape".

Or, maybe make a landscape or seascape using the items.

So you can make a mocais from a logo, picture, landscape and more.

Make a scene from the shells, such as a landscape or a seascape.

This is a town where mediocrity can make a team disappear from the landscape faster than a dancing monkey.

Surrounded by lush mountain scenery, they make a great base from which to explore the island's subtropical landscape.

Start with Cage's 1948 title "In a Landscape," from In a Landscape.

Acne had made a rutted landscape of his face.

The show traces van Gogh's development through the 1880s from a struggling, inhibited neophyte, represented by works like the drawings "Girl Carrying a Loaf of Bread" (1882), to a painter in full flourish who could make the shimmering "Landscape from Saint-Rémy" (1889).