Sentence examples for rustic landscape from inspiring English sources

But until well into the 1800s it signified that a homeowner had elite tastes for rustic landscape design and pleasant melancholy.

Titian has painted a rustic landscape, hilly and rugged, that surely evokes his own childhood in the mountains of northern Italy.

With Dalarna's southern edge only about 125 miles from the capital, getting there — by car, bus or rail — is easy enough, though the rustic landscape of "the Dales," as Dalarna translates, can feel worlds apart.

Far from security-conscious urban centers, Mr. Preston and his wife, Michelle, live with their two daughters and one son well away from main roads in a rustic landscape of fields and woods.

A seaside village with a population of just 500 people, its rustic landscape makes for a cozy, tranquil getaway, particularly in the off season, and even in the harsh, whipping winds of winter.

In these sunlit, rustic landscapes — especially but not only in the smaller devotional paintings — iconographic conventions were relaxed.

The O'Reilly Theater, now the home of the Pittsburgh Public Theater, has all the charm of Mr. Graves's own drawings of squat classical stone pavilions in rustic landscapes.

Wakanda has isolated itself in order to protect its stores of vibranium and to protect itself from the invasion or the enticement of would-be colonizers but its rustic landscapes conceal, with the help of holograms, its mighty technological sophistication.

That's easy enough in the rustic landscapes of Padre Padrone and The Night of the Shooting Stars, but how can this need manifest itself within the concrete walls of Caesar Must Die or their 1972 prison movie St Michael Had a Rooster?

(Scott) ★ 'The Tree' (No rating, 1 40) The title refers to a Moreton Bay fig, a marvelous many-limbed tree that is a protective canopy, intrusive menace and a potent all-purpose metaphor in the story of a young widow and her children making their way in a rustic Australian landscape.

The spartan world of Martin Koolhoven's sober, well-made World War II melodrama, "Winter in Wartime," is a rustic blue-gray landscape of woods and snow-covered roads through which armed German soldiers roam in trucks.