Later, he produced revisionist oil paintings (Mona Lisa with a yellow smiley face, a pastoral landscape surrounded by crime-scene tape) and, disguised in a trenchcoat and fake beard, installed them, respectively, in the Louvre and the Tate.
Jim Haslett's defense, which has come alive with a myriad of blitzes and disguises in the last few weeks, posted a season-high five sacks.
We've seen her in medieval shifts and in a kinky Arthurian archery outfit, in Empire-waisted ball gowns and disguised in breeches, in a '30s nursing uniform, a clingy green evening dress and a white Esther Williams bathing suit.
It's a fluffy, farcical tale of love and disguise in which a fed-up Shah of Persia heads for Vienna with his eunuch for a lark and finds himself embroiled in a farce with the empress, a local brothel and a soap manufacturer's wife.
Among the early Church Fathers, the idea of Satan as the antagonist of Christ led to a mythical interpretation of the incarnation and disguise in the "form of a servant".
They face up to heartbreak, rebel against fathers, understand the pain of betrayal, and disguise themselves in a search for true love that leads to maturity.
She carried no passport and was disguised in a burqa, the all-covering veil worn by Afghan women.
"It's also a layer and a disguise, in a way – I'm aware I've got a masculine face, so the makeup is supposed to make me disappear.
It's in the vinaigrette on the salad, and it reappears, disguised, in a parfait of salmon and tuna tartare with caviar, crème fraîche and mustard oil.
You are transparent: you express your point of view, clearly and explicitly — not disguised in a rhetorical question.
