One Street Museum is dedicated to the picturesque old Kiev street called Andriyivskyy Descent, on which it is situated.
Later, we hiked up a picturesque trail to the Dovbush rocks, which are a sort of local Stonehenge.
But the area is also an unexplored region of picturesque villages and surprising flavors.
His social snapshots reveal the unhappy repercussions of tyranny and poverty in a picturesque Africa.
A week later Gill, 32, was taking a break in the Lake District, a picturesque sweep of mountains outside Manchester.
A most picturesque little place is this, seen from the railway.
The village was picturesque, in the variety of its edifices, though all were rude.
The revulsion accentuated her enjoyment of the picturesque aspects of the scene.
It's just the picturesque dignity of the costume, and the pose, perhaps.
It is no merit to be picturesque—I have greater merits, perhaps—but I may be, by an accident.
1703, on pattern of French pittoresque, a loan-word from Italian pittoresco, literally "pictorial" (1660s), from pittore "painter," from Latin pictorem (nominative pictor); see painter (n.1). As a noun from 1749. Related: Picturesquely; picturesqueness.
