In "Holy Family With Saints John the Baptist and Anne," an elaborate scene made for an engraver to convert into a print, he incorporates another amusing detail: the image is outlined to create the trompe l'oeil effect of a sheet of paper pinned to a wall.
Brooks Atkinson, in The New York Times, summed up her work as superb and called it a "glowing performance that is full of amusing detail -- cheap, ignorant, bewildered, but also radiant with personality".
Kline came up with that amusing detail but otherwise decorated the house in a low-key, worldly bohemian fashion using catalog purchases, EBay discoveries and garage sale finds.
Such matters as family relations, property rights, land tenure, and commodity prices are dealt with in great and sometimes pedantic or amusing detail.
But the amusing detail of Nim's humanlike behavior belies his unfortunate existence: stuck in a no man's land where he was raised like a boy but was shuttled about and confined like a beast.
But at the urging of Meat Loaf, Mr. Klein focuses mainly on the 2007 concerts, with the preparation depicted in frank, often amusing detail.
(Ages 4 to 7) Olivia, a calm, composed, orderly teenager, delivers a detailed catalog of her little sister Sophie's huge capacity for chaos, which is shown in amusing detail.
One amusing detail, though, seems worth highlighting as McConnell embarks on his latest reelection campaign.
We don't stay for the dinner (it costs £15,000 a table), but read about it in the social columns afterwards: J. K. Rowling and Peter Kay bopping, while DJ Mark Ronson spins; Chrissie Hynde's acoustic set; Cossacks hoofing it to Run DMC, and the amusing detail that among the items in the silent auction is the Louis Vuitton bag "as modelled by Gorbachev" in that famous advertising campaign.
