Sentence examples for painted landscape from inspiring English sources

The Barbizon artists painted landscape in realistic terms and for its own sake.

Four or five years later, the versatile de Pisis painted "Landscape with [a] Swan" remotely reminiscent of Raoul Dufy in its spindly rendition of trees and sketchy details.

A target, for example, can be the subject of a small abstraction or a smearing device that adds a prismatic bravura to a more thickly painted landscape.

Back in Brooklyn he had painted landscape murals on the walls of his home and, of course, he had painted images of all sorts on trucks.

An uncharacteristic, loosely painted landscape by Grant Wood, signed "Grant Wood, Sketch," and an also surprising, almost decorative work, stylized stalks of wheat, by the expansive, frequently bombastic Thomas Hart Benton, contribute to the notion of fruitfulness.

His Ibiza, with its vividly painted landscape and plentiful harvests, seems to exist in a different temporal space to the hedonistic playground this corner of the Balearics is usually associated with.

He painted landscapes that included barns in Roslyn, the library cupola in Floral Park and industrial buildings in Sea Cliff.

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

At night, he painted landscapes.

He also painted landscapes and occasional portraits.

He painted landscapes bathed in diffuse sunlight.