"serene landscape" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe any type of landscape that appears peaceful and tranquil. For example, "The sun was setting behind the distant horizon, creating a serene landscape of gently rolling hills and lush forests."
9. Croome, Worcestershire Serene landscape and lakeside including a myriad paths through 18th-century pleasure gardens.
Elderly neighbors have heard Spanish outside their windows at night; the serene landscape is actually teeming.
Suddenly the serene landscape is filled with zombies and skeletons who'll attack the player character on sight, sapping his strength.
Rumdoodle is high up on the icy plateau; an incredible, serene landscape that reveals what Antarctica can be.
The American "most wanted" painting, for example, was a serene landscape, predominantly blue with large swaths of lake and sky, featuring people relaxing, some deer and George Washington.
But at the same time, many other citizens are fighting to preserve the serene landscape and quiet charm that have long defined their county.
Wall texts describe imperial intrigue and violence, while paintings depict serene landscapes and interiors and exquisitely drawn courtly figures.
Recasting serene landscapes in psychedelic colors, he has brought his brand of lush romanticism to GQ Style and AnOther Man.
Alongside Teller's provocative fashion snaps are unexpectedly serene landscapes of his homes in rural England and Germany, as well as intimate family portraits.
Although their work is not well known outside Russia, the serene landscapes of Isaak Levitan, the expressive portraits of Ivan Kramskoy and Ilya Repin, and the socially oriented genre paintings of Vladimir Makovsky, Vasily Perov, and Repin arguably deserve an international reputation.
While Xie's drawings of birds, bees, butterflies, plum blossoms, scholars' rocks and serene landscapes exhibit a certain elegance and technical accomplishment, there is a curiously dispassionate, not to say bloodless, feeling to it.
