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Most of Thorvaldsen's most characteristic sculptures are reinterpretations of the figures or themes of classical antiquity.
Both designs, in turn, are reinterpretations of the modular plug-in architecture of the 1960s and 1970s, in particular Kenzo Tange's Shizuoka Press Administration building and Kisho Kurokawa's Nakagin Capsule Tower.
"They are reinterpretations of the nude as an art historical genre," Mr. Rondeau said, "but these late works are also a kind of return to the fundamentals of Pop Art and to his 1960s comic book sources.
A lot of pieces were reinterpretations from colonial designers made with exotic timbers".
"Most great games are actually reinterpretations of existing games with a new user interface," says Citron.
These arguments are often reinterpretations of, or at least inspired by, Kant's Transcendental Deduction and his Refutation of Idealism.
His collage paintings are scratchy reinterpretations of pop culture and its emblematic iconography.
Because aesthetics are in the end are a reinterpretation of the world.
Tracey Ullman: People were like 'why are you re-doing it there's a film?' Yes, but would you say that if someone did Ibsen again in the theatre and there's constant reinterpretations of things.
"They were oftentimes reinterpretations of American cars from the 1960s.
Recent models have often been tepid reinterpretations of existing (and cheaper) Ford-badged alternatives.
