landscapist

He was the first important American landscapist to make such a tour.

It is no ordinary landscapist who can keep her audience on edge.

There will always be a place for the landscapist.

His daughter Charlotte was also active as a landscapist.

He was an expert landscapist, but also excelled at human figures.

There can be a true landscapist only in Russia".

Richard Wilson (1714-82) is arguably the first major British landscapist.

It is interesting to watch this landscapist enter the 20th century in spite of himself.

He was a landscapist and an animal painter.

Halswelle in later life added to his reputation, as a landscapist.

Samuel Palmer, the mystical landscapist whose fruit trees glow like lamps.

In 1825 he met the high-minded landscapist Thomas Cole, and the two became lifelong friends.

Ms. Gornik is a landscapist who does not really seem to trust the genre.

Smith could not place the painting, and he did not recognize the style of any nineteenth-century French landscapist.

Dosso, an especially gifted landscapist, had a perfect sense of the ineffable in nature.

His friend, the landscapist Thomas Doughty had his studio a few blocks away.

He was "the most inspired, experimental and original landscapist" of his period and an even more innovative printmaker.

The program did specify, however, that they wanted an architect who would assemble a team (including sculpture, painter, and landscapist) to create a unified appearance.

Agemian was also a portraitist and a landscapist.

But today he is better known as a landscapist whose loosely brushed, Impressionist-style canvases had little to do with the realists' urban concerns.

As a landscapist, he tends toward the picturesque, especially in the scenes of rivers gushing through rocky glens.

Jennie, on the other hand, seems a more accomplished landscapist especially in the series of all but Impressionist scenes of marshes.

Such paintings, widely reproduced even during Corot's lifetime, confirmed his lasting fame as a landscapist.

If anything, his approach to color resembles that of the landscapist Wolf Kahn, who is prone to rendering nature in colors far from naturalistic.

As a landscapist who manipulates a subject rather than its reproduction, John Pfahl doesn't really belong in the group.