10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PAYSAGIST»
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The Wye Tour ... Fourth Edition
That excellent Paysagist, Whateley, gives us the following rules for judging of a
river- _ Course like the present. “A river flowing through a wood, which
overspreads one continued surface of ground, and a river between two woods,
are in very ...
Thomas Dudley Fosbroke,
1834
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Comptes Rendus Du Congres International de Geographie ...
I would therefore strongly advocate that the care for the treatment of the
landscape be entrusted to the expert in that field, the landscape architect, or what
the French call the "architect paysagist". The Germans are so fortunate as to
possess the ...
International Geographical Congress
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The Wye tour, or Gilpin on the Wye
That excellent Paysagist, VVhateley, gives us the following riles for judging of a
river- course like the present. " A river flowing through a wood, which
overspreads one continued surface of ground, and a river between two woods,
are in very ...
Thomas Dudley Fosbroke, William Gilpin,
1834
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The Wye Tour, or Gilpin on the Wye, with picturesque ...
That excellent Paysagist, W hatsley, gives us the following rules for judging of a
rivercourse like the present. “A river flowing through a wood, which overspreads
one continued surface of ground, and a river between two woods, are in very ...
William GILPIN (Prebendary of Salisbury.), Thomas Dudley Fosbroke,
1834
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Containing the Italian before the English and the French
... maréergu J'adulúso, osa ; a. marshy, marécageux svrtriâtif», ana ; a. if the
same country, iluiiiéincpay* Piitsc. i, m, roUHlrij, region, pays., patrie Taesetto,
s. m. a landscape, paysage Paesbta, s. m. a landscape painter, paysagist* l'uflúto
, ...
Ferdinando Bottarelli,
1805
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English Language Word Builder
... OVERFOCUS OVERGRASS OVERINKED OVERMATCH OVERPOISE
OVERROAST OVERSHIRT OVERSTAIN OVERSTORY OVERSWING
OVERTIGHT OVERTRUST PACKSHEET PANTDRESS PARALOGIA
PARATONIC PAYSAGIST ...
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Volume 2: ARMENIAN PAINTERS AND ART FROM THE MEDIEVAL AGE ...
Kevork Bachindjaghian is the undisputed founder of the Armenian “Paysagist”
school. He was deeply influenced by landscape sceneries he grew around and
saw during his childhood in Georgia, former state of the Soviet empire. The valley
of ...
Maximillien De Lafayette,
2011
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History of Cartography: International Symposium of the ICA, 2012
Thus, between 1901 and 1903, Bibescu Park of about 100 ha, in a Romantic
style after the plans of E. Redont, a French paysagist was constructed. Lunca
Jiului, a park-forest covering a surface of 60 ha, and the park Dinu Mihail, were
also laid ...
Elri Liebenberg, Peter Collier, Zsolt Gyozo Torok,
2013
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A Devil's Vaudeville: The Demonic in Dostoevsky's Major Fiction
traveling paysagist, but are terrible revelations, straining against the very limits of
naturalism; the language, too, is revelatory, laden with a sense of doom and
saturated with dread of the future foretold by all that he sees: This city, bustling
day ...
William J. Leatherbarrow,
2005
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The Chambers Dictionary
n paysagist (pa ':3- jist) a landscape-painter. [Fr] paysd pazd, (Spenser) for
poised (see peise) or poised (see poise1). paysllp, pay-station. See under pay1.
pazazz or pazzazz. See pizzazz. PB abbrev: Pharmacopoeia Britannica;
Plymouth ...
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Berlioz's The Damnation of Faust Review (Hamer Hall, Melbourne)
Berlioz conjures his scenes like the most inspired orchestral paysagist, from the rolling Hungarian plains of the first part to the impossible vision ... «Daily Review, Mar 15»