The news of Kim Il Sung's death in 1994 was greeted by wild public mourning — seas of gaunt people in coarse cotton clothing and little caps, their hard faces riven by grief and streaming with tears.
Staff members issue every prisoner identical coarse and threadbare clothing from bins.
Thus he could not call out to the King, could not call out, "Father its me!" Nor could he approach the carriage slowly making its way past him, for he knew that guards would not recognize him for he no longer resembled who he once was, his face now hard, covered in dirt and lines of pain, and his clothing was the coarse, dirty, torn garments of the street folk. .
Thus he could not call out to the King, could not call out, "Father its me!" Nor could he approach the carriage slowly making its way past him, for he knew that guards would not recognize him for he no longer resembled who he once was, his face now hard, covered in dirt and lines of pain, and his clothing was the coarse, dirty, torn garments of the street folk.
The protruding, funnel-shaped headdress and the way Mr. Gonzalez-Tornero depicts the subject's coarse hair, tough skin and woven clothing gives this painting its visual punch.
(While adult seals are also hunted in smaller quantities, their coarse, scarred fur is generally not used in clothing).
The premium that Japanese put on their shopping bags explains why clothing designer Yohji Yamamoto produces striking, yard-wide bags of coarse fiber in Crayola blue, with his name scrawled in black script.
The coarse fur of burros, smooth water pipes, feathery palms in the bank lobby, crisply pressed stylish clothing -- all of these contrast with the gritty desert that is bound to win the town back when boom goes bust.
Her purposefully crude clothing line, Run, made from vintage fabrics with button-on appliqués, hand-painted patterns and coarse stitching, was championed by the designer Martin Margiela, the art dealer Andrea Rosen and Flash Art magazine.
