Not that repose was Turner's thing (there are more than 20,000 works in the Tate's Clore collection alone).
Mr Turner is the outstanding result, a film that introduces the painter as a portly fellow with a top hat and a curmudgeonly expression in repose.
For example, Nick Cave and fellow Bad Seed Warren Ellis have been spotted eating lunch here, while noise-rocker Bradford Cox (vocalist for Deerhunter) and instrumental experimentalists Explosions in the Sky have also been seen loitering in fashionably cool repose.
There's a delicacy, indeed femininity, about the way his dark hair hangs around his pale, intense face; in repose there are times when he resembles Leonardo Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa".
Here, shrouded in mystique and ancient trees, the 'Towers of Silence', or dakhma, repose in the 300-year-old Doongerwadi, the garden on the hill.
IF YOU pull up the Kindle edition of Edward Pusey's 19th-century translation of "The Confessions of St. Augustine", you will notice, under the wordsThou awakest us to delight in Thy praise, for Thou madest us for Thyself and our heart is restless, until it repose in Thee.a grey dotted line that reads "4 highlighters".
Mr Hansard is touring America to promote his first solo album, "Rhythm and Repose".
The "Chalice of Repose" project in Missoula, Montana, offers live music to those in the last stages of terminal illness, often cancer.
He wanted "anyone tired, worn down, driven to the limits of endurance, to find calm and repose" in his art.
"WE RESOLVE to be the party, not of repose, but of reform.
He began by borrowing widely from the masters before him, incorporating their influences (and often tempering their bawdiness) in his unparalleled compositions of stillness and repose.
