Sentence examples for tiny landscapes from inspiring English sources

Schwanhardt's work is characterized by delicate, tiny landscapes, often accompanied by bold formal scrollwork.

A house's tiny landscapes — its shelves, tabletops and corners — are her territories, which she will re-colonize with your stuff.

There was a sense of wonder in her tone — an unspoken subtext that seemed to ask, "Can you believe that people still hear this antique as harsh modernism?" Ms. Fischer added that for her, the movements are five "tiny landscapes".

Dutch performance group Hotel Modern, along with sound designer and composer Arthur Sauer, have created a fascinating, innovative and riveting miniature reenactment of World War I, using an imaginative mix of toy soldiers and tiny landscapes, along with a mélange of media and soundscape.

They function as topograms – tiny landscape poems, folded up inside verbs and nouns.

Even in a tiny landscape rich with survivors of war and persecution, Sharansky stood out.

By the dooryard, a tiny landscape of succulents is planted in a venerable marble sink.

I love the tiny landscape paintings of Maureen Gallace, currently on view at the 303 Gallery, so intensely that it worries me.

Through the window can be seen a tiny landscape of mountains and a distant sea, a detail that is distinctly reminiscent of contemporary Venetian and Florentine paintings.

But now, as the battle for the tiny landscape heads to a federal trial in January, Renoir Girl has a new foe: her brother.

You can see a version of her (another, similar sculpture owned by the Medicis) in a beautiful tiny landscape by Velázquez.