alyscamps in a sentence

• The Alyscamps was Arles'main burial ground for nearly 1, 500 years.
• The Alyscamps is a large Inferno ."
• Notable examples in France during the period are Alyscamps in Arles and Maison Carr閑 in N頼es.
• Lawrence Durrell recommends the Alyscamps for its beauty and atmosphere; he writes : " It is unique in its charm ."
• In fact, ALL issues relating to my first novel remain with me and NOT with the publisher, Salamanca / Alyscamps press.
• Van Gogh and Gauguin visited an ancient Roman necropolis, " Les Alyscamps ", which had been built by the Romans outside city walls.
• The two artists painted some identical subjects to compare their work with each other and chose the site of the Alyscamps to paint and compare.
• Van Gogh and Gauguin visited an ancient Roman necropolis, " Les Alyscamps ", which had been built outside the city walls.
• The Alyscamps continued to be used well into medieval times, although the removal of Saint Trophimus'relics to the cathedral in 1152 reduced its prestige.
• The scenes that inspired him remain, including the eerie Les Alyscamps, a huge cemetery of marble and stone sarcophagi and funereal statuary dating to the fourth century.
• It's difficult to see alyscamps in a sentence .
• Burial in the Alyscamps became so desirable that bodies were shipped there from all over Europe, with the Rh鬾e boatmen making a healthy profit from the transportation of coffins to Arles.
• They produced several works, including this painting, Van Gogh's " Falling Autumn Leaves ( Les Alyscamps ) " and Gauguin's " Alyscamps ".
• They produced several works, including this painting, Van Gogh's " Falling Autumn Leaves ( Les Alyscamps ) " and Gauguin's " Alyscamps ".
• Aliscans ( Aleschans, Alyscamps, Elysii Campi ) was, however, generally taken to represent the battle of Villedaigne, and to take its name from the famous cemetery outside Arles.
• During the construction of a canal in 1860, a stone sarcophagus with a central division was found, similar to those found at the Roman necropolis at Alyscamps, just outside Arles.
• In late October 1888 Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin chose the Alyscamps as the first site for their expeditions where they painted side by side; by this time it was a remnant of its former self.
• Ranson-Polizzotti has a new book of collected and select poems forthcoming this summer from her French publisher, Alyscamps Press, who initially published Ranson's first novel in a limited, signed and numbered collector's edition.
• "The Alyscamps Allee, " an oil of an ancient Roman cemetery, went for $ 11.7 million to an anonymous telephone bidder; and " Still Life, Almond Branch " sold for $ 4.3 million . _ _ _=
• The electric orange of van Gogh's " Alyscamps, " and the dusky peach of Gauguin's " Big Tree " : Gauguin described " a certain long-lost barbaric luxury " that derives from being " completely drowned " in expressive color.
• Ranson-Polizzotti first became known for her premier novel, " Eels ", which was published by Alyscamps Press in Paris on 5 September 1997 . " Eels " was compared to the novel by Elizabeth Smart, " By Grand Central Station I Sat Down and Wept " and, among others, Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar.