Not only the well-born chose it as their final resting place, but also Hudson River School painters like Asher Brown Durand, whose landscapes emphasize nature's resurrectional power.
So when the principal designers were selected, they toured Utah, whose landscapes include winding canyons, otherworldly rock formations and looming stone cliffs.
There was a lot of fiction I did not enjoy, whose landscapes seemed bland and unevocative, the characters faint-hearted within them, the very words lacking vibrancy.
Constable, Turner and Gainsborough – all of whose landscapes are juxtaposed with those of Rubens here – were fascinated by the great European masters: their biggest "influence" was the 17th-century French landscape artist Claude.
March 4, 1832 Portland, Maine March 27, 1920 New York City, New York Samuel Colman, (born March 4, 1832, Portland, Maine, U.S. died March 27 , 1920 New York, N.Y ., American painter, whose landscapes of the early West remain popular.
Suiboku-ga reached its height in the Muromachi period (1338 1573) with such masters as Sesshū Tōyō, whose landscapes were uniquely Japanese, and Sesson Shūkei, who worked in the far northeast of Japan.
But wait, whose landscape is this?
These movements are struggling to define, often in disturbing ways, an ethic in a world whose landscape has altered dramatically.
In a country whose landscape had been shaped by people for thousands of years, he argued, you could not really bring back pristine wilderness.
Together they form what he calls his own private mythology, a place known only to him: the metropolis of death, whose landscape this book explores and charts.
Mr. Hood, whose landscape architecture firm designed the grounds of the de Young Museum in San Francisco, lives in Oakland, and he spends a lot of time traveling.
