In these pseudo-S.L.R. cameras, a series of breakthroughs work together — eliminating the prism box, shrinking the lens diameter — to permit a big sensor in a compact body.
Some of the groups with which Breakthrough works on Ricu's behalf insist they retain editorial control and that Ricu and Breakthrough's help amplifies their messages.
High point: "My breakthrough works, Signs That Say, when I approached people and they wrote thoughts down on a piece of paper".
Some of Stevens's breakthrough works amount to literary equivalents of the formally audacious still-lifes and interiors of advanced French painting.
Sadler's Wells's celebration of the work of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and her company, Rosas, opened with Fase, Four Movements to the Music of Steve Reich and concentrated on her breakthrough works of the 1980s.
It wasn't always a one-or-the-other situation; his breakthrough works, the wax-and-watercolor drawings he made in 1950 while completing an altarpiece commission in the Philippines, share DNA with both Pollock and Dubuffet.
Significant, breakthrough works like Tony Kushner's "Angels in America" and "Bring In da Noise, Bring In da Funk," directed and conceived by Mr. Wolfe, went to Broadway, bringing these shows much wider exposure than they would have otherwise had.
Pablo Picasso ("good artists copy; great artists steal") could never have painted his breakthrough works of the 1900s without recourse to African sculpture.
It was also here that Barnett Newman exhibited his first breakthrough works in 1950.
It trumpets, by example, breakthrough works for Dove -- campaigns that offer mutual advantage for the P&G brand, aging customers of the soap and the environment alike.
