Victoire de Castellane has whipped up a lovely, delicate collection of new designs for Dior that puts attention on brilliant colors.
This taut, delicate collection is full of swift insights into expectation.
Near the end of the title story in "My Escapee," Corinna Vallianatos's taut and delicate collection, the resident cat at a rest home, the pet meant to comfort and slow "the hammering of an unhealthy heart," dies in the lobby.
Taken as a whole, the collection is a delicate balance of mundane moments and acute ones, often depicting instances "in which everything seems, not perfect but imperfectly right".
Although there were some subtle insertions of pieces of fur in slender dresses, the clothes seemed — understandably — a summer collection of delicate dresses.
8) A Delicate Moment Designed by I. M. Pei, the Everson Museum of Art (401 Harrison Street, 315-474-6064; www.everson.org) holds 11,000 works, including a huge collection of extremely delicate ceramics — and a few quirky ones, too.
"Naturale" offered elaborate viola solos, a collection of delicate percussion instruments played by Daniel Ciampolini and the recorded voice of Peppini Celano, cunningly engineered to sound just offstage.
According to the foreign ministry, the Austrian collector, who returned the works, wishes to remain anonymous.Lopienski's portraits, a collection of delicate portraits of well-known personalities from Warsaw's pre-war bohemian art scene, were part an exhibition that was due to take place in September 1939 at the national museum.
Across the steel-gray river, in Pest, stood Hungary's Parliament, a collection of a dozen delicate Gothic spires surrounding a majestic dome.
A delicate piece of detective work in the collections of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew has started to cast light on the origins of the blight that caused the Irish potato famines a century and a half ago.
