Many of us who loved the drive and the sardonic wit of such movies as "The Killing" (1956), "Paths of Glory" (1957), "Lolita" (1962), and "Strangelove" never loved the late films, with their glacial pacing and coldly sarcastic tableaux, in the same way.
A video screen in the back of each of the main galleries brings to life the puppets and tableaus depicted in the museum through three-minute excerpts of performances.
Both Sherman and Simmons were making what came to be called "setup photography," constructing intricate tableaux in the studio and then photographing them as if they were real.
Talk story about the Street Cleaning Department's "Old Man Winter Float," a gaily bedecked four-ton truck which roams the city streets urging the populace, by means of printed signs and tableaux, to cooperate in the matter of snow removal.
By Russell Maloney and Milton McCarty The New Yorker, January 22 , 1938P. 11 Talk story about the Street Cleaning Department's "Old Man Winter Float," a gaily bedecked four-ton truck which roams the city streets urging the populace, by means of printed signs and tableaux, to cooperate in the matter of snow removal.
The New Yorker, January 22 , 1938P. 11 Talk story about the Street Cleaning Department's "Old Man Winter Float," a gaily bedecked four-ton truck which roams the city streets urging the populace, by means of printed signs and tableaux, to cooperate in the matter of snow removal.
Schall & Company get their eggs from an out-of-town man and add the decorations and the tableaux in their own factory.
She creates fantastic-looking, costumed tableaux in which the childish and the adult get horribly intermingled.
Hillcoat lays out a grand tableau of crime and corruption, taking in the police, the Russian mafia, local criminal gangs and a host of star names (Kate Winslet, Woody Harrelson and Aaron Paul are all in there).
"3" introduces a camera affixed to a fan panning slowly back and forth, offering now-you-see-it-now-you-don't tableaus in the kitchen and foyer.
