Only the altar and its centerpiece, the ivory image of the infant Jesus, believed to be miraculous, was well lit.
It is the show's centerpiece, with its image of Lenin surrounded by a who's who of party notables.
So, for example, the Annenberg Space for Photography exhibits at its centerpiece digitally projected images -- it is a gallery that is not really about what is on the walls, so much as what can capture the attention and imaginations, camera-roll style, of an Instagram-saturated generation.
June 6 2014 June 14 201414 "Diary of an Image," the centerpiece of Danspace Project's four-week focus on DD Dorvillier, is a solo for the choreographer.
Now, 50 years later, Olson's eyes lingered on that image, the centerpiece of "The Marines and Tet," a new exhibit featuring his photographs at the Newseum in downtown Washington.
But the centerpiece of the brand image is now a bold-looking signature, seemingly written by a creative, assertive woman in such a hurry that she renders the circumflex over the "o" in Lancôme as curved rather than pointed.
Its centerpiece is an enlarged image of Joanna Stubbs, a model whose tresses have appeared in several Nexxus campaigns, though now they are rendered with hundreds of matte gold bottles of styling cream, gel and hair spray, each of them split lengthwise and stapled together to form a cascading wave of curls.
The centerpiece of the Laurelton images is Jane Peterson's colorful 1913 gouache of the lily pond, a recent addition to the collection.
(A magnificent standing version of this image is the centerpiece of Sotheby's spring South Asian auctions).
