Yet her work here surely comes closer to capturing the eye-opening vitality of de Mille's original dances than the usual dutiful imitations.
Here, Loopy Lou is seen capturing the eyes of spectators at the Staro Riga Light Festival 2014.
It captures the eye from a distance, and commands, up close, something like complete attention.
Artists like Agnes Martin and Martin Puryear, Lee Bontecou and Ed Ruscha captured the eye and the imagination of Vera G. List, the Manhattan philanthropist who died a year ago.
James's poems are characterised by startling imagery and might, I think, have captured the eye in 1909.
For every item that captures the eye with inlaid gold or a pink tassel, there are dozens that simply lists the day's specials on plain paper.
To make life even better, she captures the eye of the handsome Karl Severson William Sagee), who just happens to be Matt's concerned teacher.
Horatio is a witness, Posa a provocateur -- one, moreover, who to his own astonishment captures the eye and heart of his friend's mortal enemy, the king.
Then there's Caspar Landry Michael Landess), an American millionaire whose latest venture — nylon hosiery — is certain to capture the eye of a silk-stocking kind of woman.
That is, of course, why designers lobby the stylists and plot and scheme to dress the right girl in the most amazing gown that will somehow capture the eye of the world.
