His pianist wife can be seen in several glowing, affectionate works (pictured), and Manet painted some arresting portraits of his friends.
One of the earliest works is an affectionate study of the artist's mother seated in a chair, seemingly lost in reflection.
His affectionate memoir "works brilliantly and artfully as archetype," Nick Hornby said here in 1999.
In the young-romance sections, Chenoweth's affectionate style works marvelously, capturing the decadence of youth.
An affectionate appraisal of the work of Ken Loach, and an insight into the man himself, it reaches cinemas just after his most recent feature, I, Daniel Blake, won the Palme d'Or at Cannes.
An informed, affectionate commentary on their work is provided by Jennifer Dunning, a former dance critic for The New York Times, whose biography "Geoffrey Holder: A Life in Theater, Dance, and Art" was published in 2001.
Damien Bona, who with his college friend Mason Wiley wrote that encyclopedic, usually affectionate but sometimes acerbic work -- now a handy guide for film buffs -- died at 56 in Manhattan on Jan . 29The cause was cardiac arrest, his brother-in-law, Neil Cohen, said.
This was meant to be an affectionate tribute to his work.
A leading light of the Ashcan school, he retained a journalistic eye, as evidenced in thirty-four affectionate and broadly comic works from his "New York Life" series.
