The installation features, on one side, a life-size, nude, voluptuously full-figured woman standing, oddly, on her toes and wearing a curious basketlike hat that veils her face.
Assess whether your horse is standing oddly.
"They've hired their experts, and we've hired ours," says John Allan, president of the British Columbia Lumber Trade Council.In Canada the provincial governments own forests, and each province is given considerable freedom in pricing its "stumpage", as standing trees are oddly called.
The De Vegh Twins (1975) are reminiscent of Diane Arbus's photograph of a similarly spooky pair of young girl twins, though these are painted in florid shades – raven-haired girls in bright red dresses before a purple cabinet, one sitting and one standing, both oddly adult in expression.
The passage of cars; the young father cleaning his front yard; the grey-haired woman sitting pretzel legged in her front yard, frozen in disbelief at her house burned to the ground but palm tree still standing — they all appeared oddly serene.
That leaves as the two best paintings at St. Charles a small one of the Rev. James P. Turner casually leaning head on hand, wearing pince-nez, looking bookish, charming and oddly modern; and the standing portrait of the Right Rev. James F. Loughlin.
Regardless, with the Dodgers, and now the Padres, standing in the way, the Giants will, oddly enough, find themselves boxed out of the post-season.
Throughout his career, he relentlessly drew pictures of black men and women, oddly shaped, but visible and standing together.
A woman holding an oddly-shaped hair iron was standing over another woman while she sat on a chair.
"Oddly," Mr. Soref said, "I do remember standing in the small landing inside the front door as Louise Lasser was carefully making her way down the long, narrow and dimly lighted stairway from the second floor.
Oddly, I missed the solitary missionary-lady-angel standing on the island in the middle of Times Square, though I saw her later and wondered who she was.
