Sentences with phrase «english countryside»

I know what you're thinking — easier said than done — well, when you see these gorgeous homes, you'll be ready to pack up and start your afresh in the beautiful English countryside...

Its a little bit English countryside and a little bit California modern.

A charming celebration of the English countryside with a delicate touch - sketches and botanical images combined with some distressed wood and paint effect designs.

Laura Ashley is one of the world's best - loved fashion and home furnishings companies founded on a rich design heritage and on the traditional values of quality and originality, using prints and designs that evoke the English countryside.

My moss covered mantel is inspired by nature, we love going for long walks in the woods and I wanted to created something that reminded me of what you might find in a home nestled in the wood, perhaps in the English countryside.

They are really lovely, the English countryside, one for each month.

From the rolling green hills of the English countryside to Tuscany's lush, sun - soaked vineyards, this lantern - style table lamp evokes a romantic trip through Europe's grand manors and breathtaking villas.

The fresh greens of the English countryside, combined with the yellows blues and whites give a very spring - like feel.

Nothing says «romantic English countryside» better than a floral print, whether it's on fine china or delicate fabrics

The place setting consist of a Mikasa English Countryside plate with a red plate placed -LSB-...]

«We started with a «nature - first» approach to materials and colour palette, heavily inspired by the English countryside, with minerals and wood playing key design roles.

And if we're really dreaming here — it would be in the English countryside (think the set of 2005's Pride and Prejudice).

Elope to a romantic 18th century inn in the English countryside to spoil your loved one with a nook filled with original features that have stood the test of time.

The tree in your family room looks like it belongs in a cottage in the English countryside and I just love all of the personal touches in each nook and cranny.

Visitors to Soho Farmhouse in Great Tew, Oxfordshire can experience rustic rural living in the English countryside with five - star services.

He's taken inspiration for this piece from an English countryside with a gentleman's hunting lodge feel.

Gilded sconces, antique mirrors, and English countryside prints make this petite powder room feel curated — «like you've stepped into a boutique hotel,» says Jason, the owner of this Catskills home.

What a great host of characters and the beautiful English countryside and cottages!!

We would like this blog to provide interesting information and share our enthusiasm for English wine to those with a general interest in the English countryside or local food & drink to experienced wine lovers and anyone in between.

the heart of the English countryside yet just minutes from Bath; the hotel is a tranquil haven, far enough

This is a holdover from the days where the gentry would change into browns and tweeds while sporting in the English countryside.

Staying in Kent, in the English countryside, they have done a tour of the area and its animals and are unimpressed by the cows which they find small.

There was a 4 part t.v. programme which showed the star / swimmer jumping into underground lakes and wild rivers throughout the english countryside.

Scale down the consumption, generate electricity locally using real sustainable low impact schemes and leave our beautiful English countryside alone.

If plant cancellations were from the accidents, as is frequently claimed, then why did the backlash against nuclear not occur after the far more dangerous 1957 Windscale fire, which shot iodine - 131 across the English countryside, or after the 1966 Fermi - 1 sodium fast reactor fire?

What's unique about the Lush Spa is that it's inspired by the idea of an English countryside home.

Moore's ideal location for his work was the English countryside, and the reclining mode of so many of his pieces evokes undulating hills rather than the upright human figure.

Well, it's hosting the mega-gallery Hauser & Wirth, which has spaces in Zurich, London, New York, Los Angeles, and the English countryside.

The new paintings are rendered in sunny shades of pastel colors, referencing Joseph's home and studio in the rolling hills of the Cotswolds in the English countryside.

Working with a large and portable camera obscura of his own construction, Learoyd has journeyed outside of his London studio, into the art - historically rich English countryside, along the California coast, and throughout Eastern Europe, producing images that have long been latent in his imagination.

He is best known for his paintings of the English countryside, particularly those representing his native valley of the River Stour, an area that came to be known as «Constable country.»

In 1802 Constable refused the stability of a post as drawing master at a military academy so that he could instead dedicate himself to landscape painting and to studying nature directly in the English countryside.

Attracted to panoramic views of the English countryside and famous British sites like Stonehenge, Harling demonstrates a remarkable ability to build thoroughly integrated compositions that impress us with their overall quality and their details.

Then 22 years old and a student at Saint Martin's School of Art in London, Long walked back and forth along a straight line in the grass in the English countryside, leaving a track that he then photographed in black and white.

The exhibition, inspired by 18th century Fête Champêtre paintings and taking its title from Aldous Huxley's first novel, depicts scenes from an imaginary 1920s garden party in the English countryside into which Milbrath has inserted her main character, Poor Gray, who resembles a Baudelairean dandy with his wealth, melancholy and inactivity.

He is best known for his paintings of the English countryside, particularly those representing his native valley of......

Thomas Houseago remembers a childhood visit to the Cerne Abbas Giant, the mysterious hillside carving of a naked man in the English countryside.

Diana Malcolmson spent her childhood in the heart of the English countryside, in the southern county of Hampshire.

For example, his collaborative film project, Feature (2008), which relocated the action of a traditional western to the English countryside, slipping into other sub-genres such as the zombie - flick, and Wagnerian opera, as well as South Asian god - flick.

Best known for his evocative paintings of war - ravaged landscapes and his quasi-Surrealist visions of the English countryside, Nash was also a consummate photographer, who believed that the camera could reveal aspects of the world that the painter could not.

The breeze in the trees, meanwhile, was executed in the English countryside and features interpretations of the same oak tree layered on top of one another, conveying the passage of the seasons and the changing mood of the artist over time.

Interested in cutting - edge contemporary art but fancy a late summer day in the English countryside?

His main subjects are the English countryside and coast and his pictures have an ethereal, visionary quality.

Working with a large and portable camera obscura of his own construction, Learoyd has journeyed outside of his London studio, into the art - historically rich English countryside, producing images that have long been latent in his imagination.

Sweeping views of the bucolic English countryside are interrupted and fractured by glitches and ruptures as you realise you are looking at a digital rendering of a landscape courtesy of Google earth.

His use of the watercolor as an ideal medium for plain air paintings and the production of the startlingly atmospheric and expressive paintings of the English countryside anticipated the Impressionist movement by over 50 years and turned landscape painting into a vital discipline.

The other, Anthony McCall's Landscape for Fire (1972), depicts an early performance in which the artist created a succinct, time - based choreography of a series of lit fires across a field in the English countryside.

The works, which document the English countryside, are at once humanistic and socio - historical, inviting viewers to reflect on notions of intervention and conservation.

Subsequent projects have included the Glyndeborne White Cube, a seasonal exhibition pavilion in the grounds of the historic opera venue in the English countryside.

Focused on the representation of the English countryside and seascapes, the artist elevated the landscape paintings into a vital discipline where it previously was the domain of amateur naturalists and hobbyists.