I think they were seen as anomalous works, as belonging in a separate category.
DE KOONING, FONTANA, HESSE An adventure in maverick connoisseurship tests anomalous works by Lucio Fontana (polychrome ceramic sculptures, made between 1940 and 1955) and Eva Hesse (Action-y paintings, most from 1962) against a gold standard of furious expressiveness: works on paper by Willem de Kooning that relate to his brief, brilliant foray into sculpture, in the early seventies.
For this purpose, a rope used in a helicopter rescue hoist, subjected to swinging of the recovery hook, present in anomalous working conditions, is considered.
An anomalous but significant work in the phenomenological tradition is Ingarden (1962), in which he extends to architecture his theory of art objects as "purely intentional", or emerging as the product of consciousness.
He arrives at the Anomalous Materials Lab, his work place, and is informed by the security officer that the scientists have a special experiment today, so he goes to the locker room and puts on the hazard suit.
If this anomalous American phenomenon didn't work, it would indeed be merely amusing.
The coherence of our findings was then demonstrated by verifying that their assembly on metal substrates with different work functions followed anomalous or normal coarsening, respectively.
Meselson's later work concentrated on the anomalous evolutionary success of bdelloid rotifers, a type of invertebrate that reproduces solely through asexual means.
This work focuses on the anomalous bulging behaviors (i.e. the irregular bulging shape) of a DE balloon under electromechanical coupling loading.
In the present work, we investigate the anomalous behaviour further by examining the structural response of an epoxy resin after pre-annealing treatments.
