0 (especially of a place) the quality of being attractive in appearance, especially in an old-fashioned way: --
The frozen lake complements the picturesqueness of Reykjavik's historic centre.
Several of the lakes are celebrated for the picturesqueness of their surrounding scenery.
Against the background of somber, primitive forest she posed with unconscious picturesqueness, bizarre and out of place.
Although it sometimes degenerates into a mere chronicle of short entries, it is not without passages of great picturesqueness.
His lyrical expression, idyllic and sentimental, abounds both by the picturesqueness and musicality.
Moreover, they have the advantage of richness of colour, picturesqueness of phrase, passion, and audacity.
There are spots in this country in which every individual delights on account of their picturesqueness.
It is anomalies that make the picturesqueness of our institutions and largely the picturesqueness of our lives.
Is the nation to incur expense on these million cottages which are to be built merely in order to ensure picturesqueness?
They are of a purplish tinge, which it seems to me would add to the picturesqueness of the buildings.
