A Cubistic painting of an Atlanta shantytown from 1933-34 is one result; a more bucolic but nonetheless charged landscape indebted to van Gogh is another.
True or not, Bakken (bakken.dk) certainly has more Old World bona fides than its inner-city cousin, to say nothing of a more bucolic setting: some 2,700 acres of woodland filled with hiking paths, green fields and free-ranging deer.
When he left Bayonne to raise his family in a more bucolic and less graft-prone Jersey suburb, he took with him a firm conviction about who the good guys were.
Cambridge, on the other hand, has peaceful meadows - the "Backs" - leading down to the river with wonderful views of the old colleges, lending it a more bucolic air than "the other place", as its students sneeringly refer to Oxford.
Many dream of escaping the world's nightmarish greed for a more bucolic existence on a commune.
For a more bucolic setting I escape to...: Ehsani: Karura Forest, stretching across the northern side of Nairobi, is one of the largest urban forests in the world.
So they decided on a two-pronged approach -- a house in a setting even more bucolic, and an apartment in the heart of the urban jungle.
Signature New York shows like "Seinfeld" used to almost always be shot in Los Angeles or somewhere more bucolic like Vancouver.
Trained as a painter in Philadelphia, Esherick moved in 1913 to an old stone farmhouse in Paoli, a suburb that was then much more bucolic.
As an alternative, he said, he takes the Merritt Parkway in Connecticut, an older, truck-free highway with more bucolic scenery.
