Ms. Gilbert, another young performer, who has been a "première danseuse," or principal, since 2005, is a dancer of clarity, with a vivid, mobile face and expressive arms.
"Calculation of Interest," a large drawing on the middle level of the three-floor exhibition at the American Folk Art Museum, consists of several columns of figures partitioned by a large plain cross, whose center is a diamond-shaped medallion showing a vivid little face behind bars.
When I magnify a third image, this one from Abadan, southern Iran, at around the same period, I am taken aback as each of the vivid faces of a group of workers stares back.
Serious tattoo fans can book a session with their favourite – with Brendan Mudd, for instance, who specialises in alarmingly vivid faces, from Hannibal Lecter to the Virgin Mary, or Boff Konkerz, who does terrific roses, conch shells and flames.
So she offers a version of "Easter 1916" in tetrameter quatrains ("I have met them at close of every day / Coming abroad with vivid faces"), and then claims that "we recognize the contrast between the rapidity and intensity of the trimeter quick-march... and the more sedulous and deliberate step of such tetrameters".
He is a slight man, with a vivid, impatient, unsmiling face.
Afterwards I dreamt about him and one night I woke up with a vivid picture of his face.
Once upon a time, however, pistachios used to be bright red -- not a natural red, but a dyed red that left your hands (and potentially your face) a vivid hue of cherry.
The MPI "is like a high-resolution lens which reveals a vivid spectrum of challenges facing the poorest households", explained Sabina Alkire, director of the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative and a developer of the index.
In this season, we learn that her mother (Janet McTeer) has been kept alive by I.G.H. and subjected to an experimental gene therapy that has given her super strength, like Jessica's, along with a new face and a vivid, frightening temper.
