The smooth polished dark wood alone is enough to set it apart from the English models.
Many of them were based on English models and offered a high standard of comfort and luxury.
Even the John Widdicomb Company, which often showcases boldface talent, throttled back with the Widdicomb Studio collection, five new pieces inspired by 18th-century English models.
Until the 1950s Australian poetry and fiction, like American literature in the 19th century, was in thrall to dusty English models.
Still cool enough, in his early post-rock-star years, to attract "deathly pale English models with cheekbones instead of breasts," he has managed to have five children with four women.
Among these types were Garamond, based upon a 17th-century French letter (see above); Bembo, after an Aldine roman; Centaur, an adaptation of Rogers' foundry face; and Baskerville and Bell, based upon English models.
In addition, Gottsched edited some of the first German moral weeklies (so called because they were published for the moral edification of the middle class), which were patterned after English models such as The Spectator and The Tatler.
The advent of modern literature in Nepal really began in the 1920s and '30s with the work of Bālkrishṇa Sama, who wrote lyric poetry, plays based on Sanskrit and English models, and some short stories.
At Frieze, she is curating Chu Yun, a young artist from Shenzhen who is doping English models with sleeping pills for a work entitled This is... Later this year she will open a space in Beijing, and she could hardly have chosen a better time to start.
Foreign laws have been "received" into the Indian subcontinent for example, in the demand by the Hindus of Goa for Portuguese civil law; and the enactment by independent India of statutes such as the Estate Duty Act (1953), the Copyright Act (1957), and the Merchant Shipping Act (1958), which substantially reproduce English models.
Figure 8 Histogram of amplitudes, relative positions and duration values of accent and phrase commands for English models.
