New work issued from Condo's various studios in a profusion of styles and forms — figurative and abstract paintings and collages, drawings, and, from 1989 on, sculptures whose antecedents ranged from Picasso's witty combinations of found objects to de Kooning's roughly kneaded human hulks.
The talismanic profusion of forms could be a proposal for a new American currency.
In its place, a profusion of intimate markets is forming in which buyers are on a first-name basis with sellers.
A leafy tree can form a profusion of natural pinhole projectors.
The grid itself is plastic and deformable so that particular structural or temporal stages are curtailed, extended or even subject to reversion, thereby giving rise to the profusion of forms and senescence behaviours seen in the land flora.
At their best these carpets are extremely handsome, combining an elaborate overall repeat pattern of ogival lozenges with a profusion of extravagantly styled blossoms of varied form, in a wide range of rich and harmonious colours.
There is now on the market a profusion of technological devices to build plants.
The great Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí, whose buildings in Barcelona offer an alternative vision of modern architecture as an organic, gothic, surrealist profusion of form, dreamed of building a skyscraper in New York.
A writer was expected to serve an apprenticeship in short fiction, and only after publishing a profusion of stories could they graduate to the long form.
Each item of costume was decorated with a profusion of curved ornaments, flowers, vines, and animal and human forms.
