Addressing these rival concerns as they arise in a single sonnet, Richard Helgerson provides a masterful and multifaceted image of one of the most vital episodes in European literary history.
Dreamy, multifaceted images of a lonely figure placed in simultaneously beautiful and harrowing worlds exemplify the work of Kenyan-born mixed-media artist, Paul Onditi.
Millions of blacks used their own cameras (and before that patronized a nationwide syndicate of black-owned photo studios) to accomplish for themselves what a century and a half of mainstream representation usually could not: the creation of positive, multifaceted images that could embolden a people against the forces of intolerance.
That is the name of a downloadable program that promised to do nothing except signal to the world that its buyer was wealthy enough to have spent $1,000 to download an image of a multifaceted ruby.
Last week, an application turned the iPhone into a megaphone to proclaim: "I Am Rich". That is the name of a downloadable program that promised to do nothing except signal to the world that its buyer was wealthy enough to have spent $1,000 to download an image of a multifaceted ruby.
"Mother Goose," with Frank Carlberg's jazz score for his quintet adding a multifaceted luster to Mr. Hollander's dreamlike images, had more depth.
The Wallace Cut involves drilling a hole into the back of a multifaceted stone and then carving and etching an image, in reverse.
Buba retraces his steps, delivering an autobiographical self-portrait with voice-overs, archival images, and clips from his earlier documentaries, which form a multifaceted visual history of the decline of Braddock, a formerly thriving town on the verge of ruin.
A multifaceted song from a multifaceted artist.
A multifaceted epicurean environment.
Ahmad had a multifaceted upbringing.
