The putti celebrate the pleasures of life in vignettes representing an arcadian fantasy. |
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This blandly arcadian picture did not always inspire respect. |
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Scholarly rather than imaginative, he began to return to a genteel traditionalism having much in common with the earlier generation of Portuguese arcadian poets. |
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The sculptures were secured to the ground by stones in her back garden on Arcadian Close, Bexley, along with other garden furniture. |
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For those who think of the 1960s and 1970s as an Arcadian period in pop, these past two months have been a return to Eden. |
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Even as the drizzle mizzles down relentlessly on the site, it is a truly Arcadian setting. |
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Just like Rousseau, Finlay has created an art which sets the notion of the Arcadian idyll against mankind's extreme barbarity. |
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Arcadian idylls are also a prolific feature of writing in the 18th and 19th centuries. |
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It is precisely the unspoiled and Arcadian aspect of Greece that, in the twentieth century, provided new shadings of philhellenism. |
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In his famous 17th century work, he wrote of the Arcadian idyll of the piscator, fishing the rivers of England for salmon. |
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So, the mailman too was an Arcadian, or at least paid off to do that and put the letter inside of the box. |
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He half jokingly talked about the loveliness of Michigan, painting it as an Arcadian paradise. |
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The question of whether or not these works engage or create a sense of place, as opposed to the no-place of Arcadian utopia, is never asked. |
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The Tracker is a tale of an adventurous boyhood of limitless self-reliance in an unfathomably Arcadian wilderness. |
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Giant photographs of Arcadian scenes are draped across concrete apartment blocks. |
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The man reading, in the left foreground, evokes the Arcadian image of the shepherd reciting poetry in days of old. |
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The prospect thus stands in direct, temporal opposition to the pastoral or Arcadian mode. |
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In contrast to this patrician style, Jefferson cherished a vision of America as a rural retreat of Arcadian innocence. |
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As Hill memorably remarks, Cotman was certainly ' in Arcadian dreamland ' that summer. |
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King James's Arcadian vision of untroubled togetherness appears to have been realized. |
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For starters, don't come to this show expecting to see a realistic Arcadian grove recreated on stage. |
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Frank Gehry's first building on a rural site is a model performance complex clad in swishing, sensuous steel drapery that animates its Arcadian campus setting. |
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Dating back to the third century B.C., the landscape there approximates the Arcadian ideal and the site is famous for its oracle, who was mentioned by Herodotus. |
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The notion of the South as a rural idyll begins with the Arcadian visions of artists such as Samuel Palmer and John Linnell, inspired by the Kent landscape. |
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I assure you, Mr. Dombey, Nature intended me for an Arcadian. |
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She and the two boys end up playing in this Arcadian garden, and the uncle cries when he gets back from a business trip and realises how wonderful everything is. |
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The working holiday had almost come to an end and it was time to leave this Arcadian corner of the country, where being parochial is a way of life. |
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If one gets away from the avenues and visits the largest city park called Leisure Valley, it has an Arcadian beauty of clusters of flowering trees. |
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But this Arcadian vision arose in spite of a volatile modern history. |
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Gallus, is never represented as a shepherd or true Arcadian. |
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One in five of the pilots in the Battle of Britain came from overseas and, far from fighting for an Arcadian Britain, some were revenging the invasion of their homelands. |
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Here, rather than by the splashing, sunless cascade of the Gorges, is where to have your picnic, in a greenly Arcadian valley in the heart of the mountains. |
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Around the Chinese Quarter are areas such as the Arcadian and Hurst Street Gay Village, that abound with bars and clubs. |
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It seems that the Arcadian myth is related with the first Greek speaking people who entered the region during the Bronze Age. |
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These occasions were costumed affairs in which aristocrats and other privileged members would arrived dressed as Arcadian shepherds, and communicate to each other using the language of late mannerism. |
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Toparch was not beaten far when fifth in a decent race behind Arcadian Dream at the Curragh and looks the answer to the Kerry Group Handicap. |
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Although in more recent years Broad St has lost its popularity due to the closing of several clubs, the Arcadian now has more popularity in terms of nightlife. |
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