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seascape

[ UK /sˈiːske‍ɪp/ ]
NOUN
  1. a view of the sea
  2. a painting of the sea (as distinguished from a landscape)

How To Use seascape In A Sentence

  • In the darkened room behind this diorama, a wall-sized video projection showed a seascape of lapping waves.
  • Charleton is an oil painter whose subject matter includes landscapes, aviation art, seascapes, still lifes, marine art and portraits.
  • Most of his seascapes show a view from the shore with rough conditions and stormy skyscapes; there are six such works in the National Gallery, London.
  • Her show last year maintained a semblance of identifiable images suggesting real, if manipulated, skyscapes, seascapes and landscapes.
  • Not everything here is tumescent: Théo van Rysselberghe's seascape "Big Clouds" (1893) is a bit of Seurat pointillism on the Danube, and in Klimt's "Forester House in Weissenbach on the Attersee" (1912), the open casements are painted with Van Gogh's flamelike passion. Modernism's Austrian Rebels
  • At the Met, Paul Signac and his luminous seascapes emerge from Seurat's shadow.
  • Elephant ear coral, fan corals and huge barrel sponges all made a fairytale seascape.
  • The three had even, with their escorts, ventured out to explore the seascape, finding areas that were truly oases of peace.
  • It was an amateurish seascape with a great many small boats cavorting on a turbulent ocean. TIME TO MURDER AND CREATE
  • Immense seascapes give way to more intimate, detailed pictures such as boulders on the beach at Lonbain.
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