"marine view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a view or scene that includes or relates to the ocean or sea. Example: Our hotel room had a breathtaking marine view, with the sparkling blue ocean stretching out before us.
Organized by Linda Wolk-Simon, head of the Morgan's drawings and prints department, and the curatorial fellow Esther Bell, "Rembrandt's World" divvies up the drawings by subject matter (landscapes, portraits, marine views, etc).
These works depicted conventional subjects of 19th-century American painting — Hudson River landscapes and marine views of ships, harbors and naval battles — but in an entrancing, slightly demonic style unlike anything the dealers had seen before.
The first vedute probably were painted by northern European artists who worked in Italy, such as Paul Brill (1554 1626), a landscape painter from Flanders who produced a number of marine views and scenes of Rome that were purchased by visitors.
The magnificent marine views afforded by the hills of some Pacific Coast cities have a dark side: It is the climb up the hill, not the view, that takes your breath away, and this causes pedestrians to shun some areas used for retail trade.
He was a Quaker and a self-taught artist, painting the ships and the marine views he saw along the coasts of Massachusetts, Labrador, and Nova Scotia; he went on several Arctic expeditions with Isaac Hayes and was the first American painter to portray the frozen regions of the north.
Boltholes in the area are in ever increasing demand, especially as the mayor, George Pantazis, a 59-year-old retired colonel, refuses to allow hotels to be built in the belief they would spoil a landscape that Lord Rothschild himself has described as providing "one of the most spectacular marine views in the world".
Surrounded by impressive marine views, the minimalist-designed restaurant focuses on romance - every table is set for just two.
His face is hidden by a tree, obstructing the marines' view of him.
