Sentence examples for master of landscape from inspiring English sources

Even when he was at last acknowledged as a master of landscape painting, Constable continued to execute portraits.

The museum's collection showcases several Haarlem-born contemporaries of Hals, including Johannes Verspronck and Jacob van Ruisdael, a master of landscape painting.

Robert Lewis Zion was born in Lawrence Township on Long Island in 1921 and educated at Harvard, where he received a master of landscape architecture degree in 1951.

Renowned for his photo-essays on urban life, the performing arts, Jewish communities around the world and other social themes, Mr. Leipzig is also a master of landscape photography.

He was also a master of landscape photography, creating painterly, dramatic pictures of Yosemite Park, of Pacific coast lighthouses, of Alaska, of the cityscape of San Francisco and of Central America.

This Italian master of myth is also a master of landscape, as his vision of the island of Naxos and its Aegean setting shows in this timeless painting of Bacchus and his savage acolytes rescuing a stranded princess and raising her to the heavens.

"View of Haarlem With Bleaching Grounds," which depicts new linen stretched out on the ground to whiten in the sun, was painted by the 17th-century Dutch master of landscapes Jacob van Ruisdael, whose paintings are on view now in a retrospective at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

The observer's eye tends to wander from the saint and his cell into the distant landscape, for Giovanni was one of the greatest 15th-century masters of landscape painting.

In the main part of the exhibition, some 200 paintings, sculptures and works of decorative art have been organized both chronologically and around themes, some obvious ("Sky and Water," "Masters of Landscape," "The Delft Light"), others more quirky ("Whims and Drolleries," "Extravagantly Decked Out," "Deceptively Realistic").

Van Gogh considered Daubigny one of the great masters of landscape painting, using his work as study material, and adopting many of the same subjects, such as poppy fields and flowering orchards.

In the mid-19th century Camille Corot venerated Poussin as a master of Classical landscape, and later in the century Georges Seurat and Paul Cézanne rightly saw him as one of the supreme masters of abstract formal design.