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Luang Prabang's unique and remarkably well - preserved townscape illustrates a key stage in the blending of these two distinct cultural traditions.

It combines Italianate, Federation and Free Classical elements and has been described as an «important landmark building in the Bondi Beach townscape.»

Rye is a medieval townscape with a fascinating history.

Just one hour north of Seattle in Puget Sound, Whidbey Island's tiny waterfront village has a picturesque townscape that feels a bit like New England, a sunny climate (thanks to the rain shadow) that shines like Southern California, and a drumbeat of outdoor pursuits like kayaking and hiking that are pure Pacific Northwest.

The Historic Centre of Melaka has been nominated for inclusion in the World Heritage List (Unesco heritage sites) which encloses the oldest part (18th century historic center of Melaka) and a number of historic and traditional settlements, both inside and outside the protected townscape which reflects the «Old Malacca».

Ideally positioned near the major tourist attractions of Hida Takayama and Shirakawa - go Village, the Associa Takayama Hotel is perfect for visitors who want to enjoy the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese townscape.

From fields of flowers, to the edge of the ocean, to the small townscape your farm is attached to... it's absolutely wonderful and I love the work the developers have done.

Case in point: the initial townscape scene which has Sonic and Tails meandering about looking for information and new footwear.

Only I may alter the townscape.

It highlights places of interest from the Yokosuka townscape of 1986 in which Shenmue I is set — shrines, parks, shops and so on — that conceal the essence of that time.

In this Lesson, from John's «Acrylics: Watercolour Style» course, John shows you how to paint on icon townscape of London, using acrylics in a watercolour style - giving the translucent feel that watercolourists love but with the flexibility and forgiveness of acrylic paint.

What might have been the main focus - the townscape - has been reduced to a virtual silhouette, and in effect has become the background, which itself provides the context for the sky.

Discover how to paint this impressionistic Mediterranean townscape in acrylics with renowned art instructor Will Kemp.

Join popular art instructor Will Kemp as he shows how to tackle and simplify a complex Venetian townscape scene in acrylics.

When the horizon isn't visible, in a townscape or room interior for example, it can be more difficult to determine the horizon line, but it's still there.

... The series Townscapes M1 up to M9 illustrates Gerhard Richter's engagement in the process of abstraction: starting from a concrete depiction, which was enlarged at first and then cropped, the final image can barely be traced back to the source photograph.

The challenge had been to create more space without major changes to St Ives» townscape.

As in his earlier Stadtbild (Townscape) paintings, two of which are featured in the exhibition, Richter's primary motivation is the expression of the material quality of paint.

This large - scale townscape, an unusual subject for Turner, has been on loan to the museum since 1997, and was recently offered to the nation via the Acceptance in Lieu Scheme — but only if # 860,000 could be found from other sources.

Many of his landscape prints were derived from the sketches of landscapes and townscapes he made during his travels and were published as illustrations in books and magazines during the Taisho period (1912 - 1926).

The paintings Townscape M1 up to Townscape M9 [CR: 170/1 -9] constitute Gerhard Richter's first series dealing with townscapes.

Paints land - and townscapes of Sheffield area, influenced by de Staël.

Such a piece at Christie's was a large painting by the New Objectivity artist Georg Scholz, a satirical townscape titled Badische Kleinstadt bei Tage (1922 — 23).

[11] The Guardian reported in November 2008 that Starr was dating artist Paul Noble who paints «debauched imaginary townscapes.»

Other artists represented include Amedeo Modigliani, well known for his elongated, wistful figures; Georgio de Chirico, the Metaphysical painter of dream - like empty townscapes; and Giorgio Morandi, celebrated for his subdued still lifes.

Varying in scenery and painting techniques, the first were loose painterly exploration of aerial photographs of cities and townscapes, then mountain landscapes and park scenes with their hard - edge textured paint surfaces.

The pre - and post-War architectural landscape was to become an important subject within the artist's photo - painting practice, documented extensively through photographs in his personal compendium «Atlas» and expanded into a lengthy meditation on buildings, infrastructures and townscapes in the Stadtbilder series.

In Perpetual Bliss (2017 - 18) you can see a link to De Kooning's Woman I (1950 - 52), while in Whispering Wind (2018) there's that deconstructed space akin to a late Cezanne landscape or townscape.

The variety of his work is immediately evident in one room, which juxtaposes the conventional - seeming grey - blue Seascape with the «near - abstract aerial view of a city» titled Townscape Madrid and 256 Colours, one of his canvases based on paintshop colour charts.

Then bring it all together with an atmospheric townscape where you'll learn how to reduce complex architecture to simple shapes and impressionistic forms.

In this lesson, From Phil's «Sketching on Toned Paper», Phil paints a classic townscape using charcoal on a Toned paper.

If you're not confident with your drawing skills, it can take a very long time indeed to accurately copy subjects like townscapes, portraits, animals and vehicles.

His most memorable works came from his Camden Town period, even though his later paintings, including his townscapes of Bath and Brighton, were lighter in palette.

It encompasses most of the genres, notably landscape painting (including townscapes) and portrait art (including caricature).

1970: Richter works on Seascapes, Townscapes, Greys, Landscapes and begins working on Details and Clouds.

With Milan Cathedral at its centre, the source photograph allows for the localisation of the individual parts of the picture: Townscape M6 depicts the north - eastern part of the cathedral square with the statue of Vittorio Emanuele II.

1968: He paints the first Townscapes, Landscapes, Clouds, Mountains, Seascapes, Windows and Shadow Paintings and begins to paint over «failed» paintings (Greys).

Thus, these paintings illustrate the optimistic fresh start made after the Second World War and can be understood as a counterpoint to the townscapes that are reminiscent of bombed - out cities.

The other traditional classes of history and portrait painting were present, but the period is more notable for a huge variety of other genres, sub-divided into numerous specialized categories, such as scenes of peasant life, landscapes, townscapes, landscapes with animals, maritime paintings, flower paintings and still lifes of various types.

His favourite subjects include portraits (particularly of people he knows well), nudes, townscapes, and the building site.

At Adelson there is «Private Way,» one of Stuart Davis's very best early townscapes and «The Plowman» from 1942, a strong Jacob Lawrence painting.

Christopherson's work showed a poetic intensity, ranging from a private - image world of abstraction influenced by primitive art to haunting, un-peopled townscapes of deceptive simplicity.

His works include a wide variety of waterscapes, seascapes, and rural landscapes, as well as townscapes such as his recent outstanding views of Venice.

L.S. Lowry (1887 - 1973) Manchester painter, noted for his industrial townscapes and stick - like people.

Using bright colours and bold outlines, they expressed their radical politics in modern people landscapes (c. 1908) and, from 1911 onwards, urban townscapes.

Stemming in part from the Rythm Mastr comic strip project first developed for the 2000 Carnegie International exhibition, the monumental paintings in this new body of work portray figures in the urban landscape of the South Side of Chicago, inspired by the tradition of old - master paintings, especially the townscapes of Canaletto.

Giorgio de Chirico (1888 - 1978) Co-founder of Metaphysical painting, famous for uneasy, semi-Surrealist townscapes.

«Matthew Darbyshire: T Rooms,» at the Zabludowicz Collection in London, offers a critique of urban architecture with imagined townscapes like this one.