Architecture -- serene or scary -- is a big theme in New York this week.
Few painters have been able to combine the sheer, visual variety of a sun-dappled tree, and the serene placement of Palladian architecture.
Whether you're after serene landscapes or iconic architecture (don't miss the famous leaning tower of Pisa), few European destinations offer such variety as Tuscany.
In 2011 he won the Pritzker Architecture Prize, whose jury cited the "intelligence and seriousness" of his work and noted that his architecture "appears effortless, serene, and simple".
Mr. Wright, 63, was drawn to the possibilities of Mr. Hix's serene style, which recalls the architecture of the modernist Luis Barragán, though without the color, and the concrete buildings of Louis I. Kahn, Mr. Hix's onetime professor, though without the high polish.
As with his earlier photos, this fresh work fuses human faces with images of serene natural landscapes and striking architecture.
Lying on a table, covered from chest to toes with a soaked towel, Mr. Rosensweig, a 21-year-old architecture student, sighed, a serene smile on his lips.
They can look up from their control board and gaze downriver to where bald eagles fly and where, except for the few gaudy samples of architecture along the shore, the serene scene is similar to what it was in 1913.
Beyond the multi-cultural capital, London, lies a land of stately houses and theme parks, prehistoric monuments and cutting-edge architecture, rural market towns and edgy cities, serene waterways and scenic train journeys.
He expressed particularl fondness of the highly-detailed yet serene Senate House in Bloomsbury, London, and also the Georgian-style architecture of Bedford Square.
