In fact, all salads were artfully composed: arugula with tiny beets and two rounds of goat cheese rolled in pistachios; and light, crisped calamari sprinkled with hot pepper oil and presented on a bed of frisée.
Still, no catalog, even Braziller's ambitious endeavor, could capture the full flavor of these artfully composed sheets, with subtle gradations in color, nuances of texture and other effects that Hiroshige was able to coax from the cherry woodblock after a lifetime of honing his talent and technical skills.
Some scenes appear as artfully composed as a painting (and some reminiscent of famed painters).
The Faraway Nearby has been artfully composed to a unifying scheme, which arises from Solnit's commitment to the storytelling craft and its necessary devices.
The scenes with Karl Markovics, as Freud, are the lingering appeal of this artfully composed film, framed with aesthetic care and scored with Mahler's music, conducted by Esa-Pekka Salonen (working with the Swedish Radio Symphonic Orchestra).
Cameron is best known for her portraits – deliberately blurred and artfully composed close-ups, with powerful interplay of light and shade.
A POWERFUL picture taken by the Swedish photographer Paul Hansen last year, of men carrying the bodies of dead children through the streets of Gaza City, was artfully composed and filled with anguish.
Scandinavian smørrebrød are served open-faced, with artfully composed toppings of fish, sliced meats, and salads.
The new version, by comparison, feels purposeful, unbaffled, artfully composed, and lit, amazingly, with hints of jocularity.
It's all very artfully composed, and Bourne choreographs with the lightest of touches, threading in references to Hollywood movies and Diaghilev-era ballets as he goes.
And for fans of Menes' austere California French cooking, Le Comptoir's $69 tasting menu is exactly what they'd come to love: a half-dozen courses mostly based on vegetables from an organic Long Beach garden, artfully composed, extensively explained, served with appropriate wines.
