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He also did animal portraits for private clients, and about 1798 he began working for the newly established Board of Agriculture on an extensive documentary project, depicting particular breeds of farm animals.

Auckland filmmaker Alex Dyer, meanwhile, has been working on an extensive documentary into Ralph and his cult hero-like life.

Imagine if they'd actually obtained the rights to more than snippets and actually pieced together an extensive documentary with the six actors discussing the role and each other.

2000, PBS Frontline had an extensive documentary program entitled Jefferson's Blood, about the issues of DNA, historical evidence related to Jefferson's likely paternity of Hemings's children, and the significance of the controversy and its issues in American history.

Research methods included an extensive documentary and policy analysis, based on peer-reviewed articles, books and "grey" literature--government policy and program reports, unpublished research and evaluations, reviews and reviews from key multilateral and bilateral donors, and non-government organisations, combined with field site visits and in-depth key informant interviews (N = 45).

The research was grounded in an extensive documentary and policy review, based on peer-reviewed articles, books and "grey" literature government policy and program reports, unpublished research and evaluations, and reviews from key multilateral and bilateral donors, and non-government organisations.

There came a point where extensive documentary evidence showed that the book was a fake; on the other side there was only the author's claim that the evidence itself must be fake -- the result of a vast conspiracy to deny him his Jewish identity.

This work, which involved extensive documentary drafts and drawing, had an enduring effect on his style.

Mr. Paglen's photographs included a taste of art (Paul Klee, Ai Weiwei) and extensive documentary evidence of the human race's murderous and suicidal tendencies, with pictures of atomic catastrophes, melted glaciers and predator drones.

She has framed the story with extensive documentary footage of Duncan's world, impressively edited by the former dancer Lynne Wake.

The study center also has extensive documentary archives on both artists, which were consulted by Barbara Turner and Susan J. Em shwiller, the "Pollock" screenwriters, throughout the script's lengthy gestation period.