1. an archaic spelling of landscape; a view or picture of natural scenery
Usage: archaic

Examples

• The old manuscript described a beautiful landskip of rolling hills.
• Medieval texts often used ‘landskip’ to refer to painted scenes of nature.
• The artist’s landskip depicted a pastoral scene with sheep and meadows.
• In historical documents, landskip appears where we would now write landscape.
• The castle overlooked a vast landskip of forests and rivers.