Start with Chris Ware, the thirty-seven-year-old Chicagoan Picasso / Braque and young Eliot of graphic novels, whose "Jimmy Corrigan: The Smartest Kid on Earth" (2000, Pantheon) is, besides being viciously depressing, the first formal masterpiece of a medium that he has proved to be unexpectedly complex and fertile.
The inland zone, covering roughly two-thirds of the province's total area, includes a hilly central region, centred on the famous Mount Tai complex, and a fertile and intensively farmed agricultural area on the north, west, and south, which forms part of the Huang He (Yellow River) basin and the North China Plain.
"The father-daughter relationship," Bartos explains, "partially because of the interplay of masculinity and femininity, is incredibly complex and is fertile ground for exploring the huge range of what it means to be human".
The nation's burgeoning cities, huge hydroelectric and industrial complexes, mines, and fertile farmlands make it one of the world's major economies.
A garden, green and fertile, and a baby.
Berlin is a strange and fertile city for art lovers.
Driverless cars have been a popular and fertile topic for research and discussion for years.
A complex tectonic and glacial history created the raw ingredients needed for fertile soil, which went unused by agriculture for millennia due to the extremely dry climate.
As simulation systems get more and more complex, the study of multi-resolution modeling (MRM) remains an exciting and fertile area of research.
