'Primitive beauty' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to something that exudes a raw, untouched quality. For example, "The primitive beauty of the mountain landscape was breathtaking".
Her work is critically acclaimed not only for its clarity but for its sensitive account of colonialism coexisting with a lush, primitive beauty and power.
The depicted scenes will cover a wide range of natural landscapes, from monumental mountains to bucolic prairies, from ancient trees to ruined buildings, from the sublime to the picturesque, pastoral, or primitive beauty.
Nansen, a zoologist and oceanographer who once declared, "It is better to go skiing and think of God than to go to church and think of sport," was the embodiment of what the Norwegians called ski-idroet, or ski-sport, a concept that blended Rousseauian ideals of nature and primitive beauty with a newly fashionable passion for physical fitness.
When it grew dark, the lighting transformed the rocks, water, sand and cliffs to gold-yellow, deep beige and slate blue, so that the terrain appeared as a unifying image in a dream expressing the enigmatic, primitive beauty of the elements.
Polan, on the other hand, sees all, records all, and in a primitive beauty, transcribes with detailed strokes the contours of this reality.
I wasn't sure if there was perhaps some kind of primitive, intrinsic beauty to these postcard images that my vastly underdeveloped taste wasn't getting, or if Instagram only works on main roads. .
Like the Hudson Valley's untamed landscapes or Provence's ethereal light, the island's primitive and menacing beauty is a continual source of inspiration.
Handy's nickname was "Father of the Blues"; he was also one of its first fantasists, writing about "the beauty of primitive music" after his initial encounters with blues musicians in Mississippi, early in the 20th century, and describing it as "the weirdest music I had ever heard".
"There was a stark beauty, this totally primitive cave city that was the brain for the whole war effort in China," said Sidney Rittenberg Sr., a business consultant who was the first American to join the Chinese Communist Party and lived here in the 1940s.
With primitive societies accepting diverse notions of beauty, aesthetic preferences, he believed, could account for the origin of the human races.
