The prime minister's eloquence fit into a larger tableau of British wartime stoicism at a moment when most Americans are on a patriotic high.
It is a large tableau made up of a tight grid of red L.E.D.'s.
It is more artful than that, most obviously in Andreas Gursky's large tableaux of repetitious modernism in Montparnasse, Paris, or the Dantean circles of the Sé subway station, São Paulo.
In his memorable photographic series "Acts of Memory I-X," Pyke has explored his visual history in ten large tableaus, four of which make up Steve's current exhibit at Artjail, 50 Eldridge Street, on view until May 23rd.
In the last 10 years, Air Force officials have said, 56 women have officially reported being sexually assaulted, but they acknowledge that the figures represent only a small corner of a much larger tableau.
"For Europe," says one of the many figures in this book's large international tableau of characters, "it's like slipping out the back door".
"The Departure of the Fruits and Vegetables From the Heart of Paris, 28 February 1969" is a large-scale Zolaesque tableau of freestanding vendors and last-minute patrons at Paris's central food market as it closed forever and moved to the suburbs.
Even though Hank is a fallen business giant, he isn't part of a larger social tableau: he's a self-made sporting goods tycoon who went afoul of his board of directors, not someone who went astray in the subprime market.
Tableau observed in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Lady posing for a snapshot next to a blossoming magnolia tree and clutching a large bouquet of artificial….
A three-dimensional tableau where two whole foxes playfully court one another around a life-size picnic basket, and the whole thing is in a large cube of aspic.
