Émile Zola, dismayed by the mobs of "cannibals" shouting for Jewish blood, wrote his famous letter to the president of France, published in the newspaper L'Aurore with the screaming headline "J'Accuse...!" That page and an enormous reproduction (untranslated) are hung on one of the exhibition's walls.
Colourful pieces of clothes are hung on the wall, where one also has to tie a knot to make a wish come true.
When visitors see the moles on my fence, they often ask: "Are they hung there to scare the other moles?" In fact, I explain, they are hung on the fences because the mole-catcher gets paid per animal (£5 per body is the going rate), and they are displayed out in the open to avoid anyone cheating their way to a higher fee.
At SBC Park, where rubber chickens are hung on the outfield wall to commemorate each of Bonds's intentional walks, no one could accuse the Mets of playing chicken.
Simple photographs are hung on stone walls.
The sliding doors are hung on a heavy-duty track.
Photographs, mainly of Pollock in the studio are hung on the studio walls.
Many of these mosaics are small and are hung on the wall like paintings.
The results are hung on the walls just off the elevator on four different floors.
The big bed is from Ligne Roset, and the white curtains are hung on walking sticks.
Here they are hung on their sides whether by accident or by design is unclear.
