beachscape

noun

beachscape

noun

Etymology From beach + -scape.

1

A beach landscape.

  • ...crowded with dozens of people and with a backdrop of photographically accurate buildings — the antithesis of a Whistler beachscape.2001, Stanley Weintraub, Whistler: A Biography:
  • He is a realist as well as a Romantic, as you can see when you look at the marvel of this exhibition, his great Dawn After the Wreck (c.1841), a beachscape of despair that invites direct comparison with the Romantic art of Turner's German contemporary Caspar David Friedrich.2009 January 17, Jonathan Jones, “Turner Watercolours”, in The Guardian:

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