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Asked what the New Yorkers had said that so quickly sold the virtues of the city, Mr. Billingsley was succinct: "Work," he said.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has mounted a succinct display of works from its superb holdings in American fine and decorative arts, including a case of Tiffany Favrile glass.
A succinct retrospective of twenty-two works by Robert Ryman has just opened at the Dia Art Foundation in Chelsea, and it offers a tacit reproach to today's art-world circus.
In Irving's fourteenth novel, Juan Diego Guerrero, an acclaimed middle-aged writer, takes a trip to the… A succinct retrospective of twenty-two works by Robert Ryman has just opened at the Dia Art Foundation in Chelsea, and it offers a tacit reproach… I grew up, musically speaking, in a fairly segregated world.
In particular he wrote two pieces, known as the Two Essays, that provide a succinct introduction to his mature work.
But it is the moment when the work achieves a succinct, poetic resonance that illuminates all the questions about gender, relationships, symbiosis and separateness that it had raised.
Davis defends his work with a succinct rejoinder: Far from being a lobbyist dipping in and out of the dark corners of the world, he is an emissary, trying to sell his clients on the virtues of engagement and decency.
Kornbluh and Homer lay out a succinct agenda for revamping U.S. work-life policy to take into account a variety of ways women work across their life course.
