The middle-aged French-Canadian gallery owner at the center of Robert Lepage's slight but moving work "The Blue Dragon," at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Harvey Theater through Sunday, has a similar creature snaking across his back, an emblem of his reverence for Chinese culture and his adopted home.
In "Types of Shape" (1969) Mr. Hollander harked back to the emblem poetry of the 17th century, writing in forms that, when set on the page, looked like objects: a light bulb, say, or an Eskimo Pie.
Lawmakers in one southern town voted on Tuesday to remove the Confederate flag from its official seal, while those in another opted to do the opposite, bringing the controversial emblem back to its government buildings.
In the era of "compassionate conservatism," as some say gains won by the civil rights movement are unobtrusively rolled back and old emblems of resistance to the establishment are expertly neutralized, her beautiful-scary images keep pieties and prohibitions alike on the hot seat.
The arms showed a golden lion on a blue shield, an emblem dating back many centuries.
So does Sterling, 32, who picked up the mount from Juarez, spent not quite two minutes on War Emblem's back in the Illinois Derby and is grateful.
War Emblem is back at Barn 33 at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., to begin preparations for the Belmont Stakes and a chance to become the first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed in 1978.
Once the domain of the Tasmanian tiger – the sadly extinct dog-like marsupial with stripes on its back and the unoffical emblem of the city – Launceston was settled by the British in 1806, and is the second biggest city in Tasmania after Hobart.
The four interlinked rings that represent the car company's emblem dates back to 1932 when four German auto companies merged together to form Auto Union, which was an Audi predecessor.
He looked up and saw in the shadows a figure appeared wearing a long, blue swimmers jacket with the embroidered, white, capitalized words THE BRIDGE across the back in an arched emblem.
