This is when critics gave the name to the exuberant style that, by then, was also out of fashion.The baroque rose and fell at different times from country to country, and the exhibition is arranged thematically rather than chronologically.
The book progresses chronologically through the important biographical landmarks: Keynes's membership of the Bloomsbury group; his rollercoaster record as an investor; his interest in economic policy, from a minor technical role at the 1919 Paris Peace Conference to centre-stage at the 1944 Bretton Woods conference.
Mr Barofsky's "Bailout" is also more confusing than it need be, going back and forth chronologically without any obvious reason.
In a dozen large, high-ceilinged rooms, this story unfolds broadly chronologically, starting with his move from Kiev to Moscow to study art in 1905.
He never married and rarely left Ostend again.In this section Dead end Yearning to be free Man of the moment The rosbifs arrive Nanny diaries Masked ball ReprintsThe MoMA show is arranged chronologically, with around 120 pieces from his most creative period, from 1880 to the mid-1890s.
And he has given much thought to how it should be approached.The story of Jerusalem is told chronologically through the lives of the men and women prophets, poets, peasants and soldiers, kings and conquerors who shaped it.
It is oddly organised, with later parts doubling back chronologically on already-trodden ground.
Moreover, unlike the Bible, the Qur'an is not organised chronologically, and its suras, or chapters, do not contain the sort of paragraphing and punctuation familiar to English-speaking readers.Not so this latest translation by Muhammad Abdel Haleem, professor of Islamic studies at the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies.
His new biography scrutinises the works chronologically from start to finish.
This famous photograph is often reproduced, as are many of the other images collected in "Man Ray: Portraits", a show that celebrates Ray's considerable achievements at the National Portrait Gallery in London until May 27th.Arranged chronologically, the show traces Man Ray's photography over his lifetime.
Whereas MOMA presents works chronologically and arranged by artistic school: expressionism, cubism, surrealism and so on, the Tate Modern jumbles works from different periods together, linking them by intellectual theme.
