Significats de landscapist en anglès

As a landscapist Velasquez is at his best in the Prado.

Yet Rubens himself was the best landscapist of the Flemish school.

On Van der Werff and the romantic landscapist Wynants we need not dwell.

Finally, about 1896, Degas has revealed himself as a dreamy landscapist.

He was a landscapist, and produced religious and popular scenes.

Rousseau, the landscapist, made notes, and Corot is often quoted.

Claude Lorrain, Watteau, Turner and Monticelli constitute really the descent of a landscapist like Claude Monet.

He is seldom a landscapist, but he can handle his brush deftly before nature if he must.

A landscapist's day is divine.

He was a better landscapist than poet, and his drawings to illustrate his idylls were better than the poems themselves.

Turner in the Light of Claude, which has just closed at the National Gallery examined his engagement with the great 17th-century landscapist Claude Lorrain.

The major exception to this unpopularity, of course, is Caspar David Friedrich, the Romantic landscapist whose stock has risen rapidly in the past 30 years.

The first of the American school of landscapists may be fairly said to be Asher Brown Durand.

The Pre-Raphaelites and naturalistic landscapists no longer needed the hand which "Modern Painters" had held out to them by the way.

The contemporary with whom Ashbery feels most kinship is his friend and former companion, Pierre Martory, whose volume The Landscapist he translated in 2008.

In the winter scenes of E. W. Redfield one finds the sure touch of a master of the new and vigorous school of American landscapists.