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The acts are tremendously variegated; in these 800 and more pages, human faces teem, landscapes and interiors are elegiacally documented, a thousand three-dimensional objects cast realistic shadows, time is phosphorescent, moods coagulate and dissolve.

Stylistically derived from the Greco-Roman tradition of painting, these works depicted their subject in three-quarter view, with a single light source casting realistic shadows and highlights on the face.

Water ripples with the reflection of surrounding buildings while a sunset casts realistic shadows and lighting on the buildings below.

To call these casts realistic would be a serious understatement; these flawless sculptures -- made of silicone, paint and hair -- look absolutely real.

In 1930, Katherine Lane Weems cast meticulously realistic bronze rhinoceroses while Picasso was making a bull's horns from bicycle handlebars.

The hero has some hopes, in the form of three women; his relationships with them, too, are cast in realistic terms.

Gordon suggests that the uncomfortable working conditions made the performances of the cast more realistic, but concedes that although, "I think all this paid off in terms of what we got on the screen for the budget, but the circumstances were very difficult".

So fashion produces undramatic, radically unfinished narratives of a realistic cast, underscored at times by a snapshot style.

The housing, however, is completely realistic: cast and crew all stay in an abandoned old wreck of a farmhouse without electricity or running water.

"Male Mannequin," done the same year as "Self-Portrait," is a standard, unclothed figure whose barely suggested pubic area has been replaced by a fully realistic cast of Ray's genitals.