Grigson's later career as polemical journalist, art critic, anthologist, and editor of many varied works tended to obscure his achievement as a poet he was a miniaturist with a fine and highly individual gift for precise and delicate observation.
Manet's lithograph of his sister-in-law, Berthe Morisot, Degas's portrait of his sister, Marguerite, or Pissarro's portrait, Madame Pissarro Sewing Beside a Window, all illustrate the individuality of the women portrayed, and the delicate observation of the artists themselves.
They show how Wilson tempered his delicate observation of light and distance with the discipline of such 17th-century classical Baroque painters as Poussin and Claude.
Delicate observations followed by shocking statement.
Beautifully designed by Anthony Lamble and others and staged with occasionally overwhelming energy and imagination, the seemingly knockabout romp by its end pulls together some thoughtful and delicate observations about humanity's desire to come to terms with mortality and the artist's need to live on through their work.
These stories aren't fabricated, they are delicate observations of the women in our whānau.
Jonieke had delicate observations and although she said them quietly, they reverberated.
Throughout the narrative, Sampson weaves a delicate tapestry that includes observations of modern ecology, diversity, and environment and links those threads to the distant past.
To clarify the influence of ethnicity on these observations, a delicate genetic analysis with consideration of phenotype should be performed.
These observations demonstrated a delicate balance between bacterial growth and pathogenesis.
Our observations therefore support a model in which a delicate balance exists between tau hyper- and hypophosphorylation, any deviation from which may lead to toxic effects of tau.
