A tableau based on the 1965 march to Selma, the sinking of the Titanic, the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, the fall of Saigon during the Vietnam War, or the moon landing would require students to read these newspaper reports, many based on eyewitness accounts, and understand how they were experienced at the time.
For example, students could be assigned to create a tableau based on the November 1989 article, "Clamor in the East; East Germany Opens Frontier to the West for Migration or Travel; Thousands Cross" about the fall of the Berlin Wall, or a 2009 piece in which a reporter who was there remembers the day.
The tableau on the speaker's rostrum has been a pageant of color, class and bootstrap storytellers.
Within the Rousseau-like tableau on the cover of David Brooks's delectable new book of social criticism there lurks one lone denizen of the wild.
My family left Greece for the United States when I was a child, and though I have visited my mother's island many times, Crete remains a tableau of longing: the puffing chimneys on the tiny stone houses in my mother's village, the farmers riding donkeys to orange groves.
For two rows R, S ∈ A ∗ say that R dominates S whenever | R | ≤ | S | and every letter of R is greater than the corresponding letter of S, where | R | is the length of R. A (semistandard) Young tableau on A (see [152]) is a word w = R 1 R 2 ⋯ R t in U ∗ such that R i dominates R i + 1 for all i = 1, …, t - 1.
Compact and glowingly musical, the album reworked silent film scores and nimble kalimba phrases into a humming city tableau, on which the young rapper sulks through his writhing neighborhood with the moral baggage of an Arthur Miller lead.
In a carefully choreographed move on Wednesday, they created a tableau with the Capitol in the background and American flags on all sides.
The shifting stage geometries here are extraordinary, and the tableau on which the ballet ends is one of tremendous tension.
