He fit the aesthetic of Lifetime movies but was not Shapiro's type.
(Rosenberg)20110616 ★ Alvin Baltrop: 'Photographs 1965-2003' (closes on Saturday) All but unknown in his lifetime, the photographer Alvin Baltrop (1948-2004) focused much of his energy on documenting the illicit erotic and aesthetic life on abandoned shipping piers along the West Side of Manhattan in the 1970s and '80s.
Bertolucci's sly, sleek images distill a lifetime of aesthetic passion and exalt the very luxury that they deride.
Here, it's all the more conspicuous, as Apfel addresses Maysles and the camera, joyfully but earnestly divulging a lifetime of aesthetic and practical wisdom while discussing the lifestyle that fostered it.
Black politics changed drastically during the artist's lifetime, and his aesthetic changed in tandem.
Among other things, Burden calculated that "for a planting cost of $250-600 250-600es fincludesears ofirstntenance) a single street tree returns over $90,000 of direct benefits (not including aesthetic, social and natural) in the lifetime of the tree".
Even with corrective surgery, patients face a lifetime of functional, social, and aesthetic challenges.
"He is someone who cares very passionately, has spent a lifetime teaching English and American literature for their intrinsic aesthetic, intellectual and I suppose, in a very broad sense, spiritual values".
Glass-infiltrated ceramic biocomposites have shown high strength and toughness, which results in long lifetime, but their translucency is relatively low, limiting the aesthetic quality of dental restorations.
With few exceptions, the art and architectural elements in the living room varied little during Miss Duke's lifetime, an astonishing fact considering that she made most of her aesthetic decisions while in her 20's.
