Looking back at the city's skyline we see the ghosts rising from the outer regions, so many flickers of light, dots of colour, notes of music, images, words, fragments, drifting towards the vast shining edifices of the central zone and the financial district.
It's largely thanks to this, of course, that the book was considered controversial: Renault's treatment of homosexuality was, for the time, startlingly straightforward ("Andrew, thought Laurie; the name slipped into place like the clear colour note in the foreground of a picture").
In the street scene the iPhone 7 is again prone to washing out the shot with greys as it struggles for detail, while the Galaxy S7 Edge again holds together better but cannot retain the Pixel's level of colour (note the tree in the foreground), differentiation between the car paint jobs or depth of blacks as detail fades further down the street.
Frequently, his improvisations include adding random splashes of colour, bending notes and substitute chords.
"His accounts of his early life are laconic and, ironically for a visual artist, almost without colour," Kenyon notes.
"We don't discriminate on the grounds of colour," she notes, and "our customers don't care about that; they care about quality customer service".
Colour £5 notes replaced white ones in the 1950s; the first portrayal of a monarch came in 1960, when the Queen appeared on a new £1 note; and the introduction of historical figures such as William Shakespeare started in the 1970s.
The only thing that I'm trying to do right now, honest to God, is to free myself to the supreme order of ideas - not style, not colour, not notes, not rhythm.
English winemakers seem to be making something of a speciality of making whites from the red pinot noir grape, and this is beautifully done, with just a hint of pink in the colour and notes of red fruit to go with the citrussy acidity and mouthfilling texture.
Albourne Estate White Pinot, West Sussex, England 2015 (£14.95, henningswine.co.uk; albourneestate.co.uk) English winemakers seem to be making something of a speciality of making whites from the red pinot noir grape, and this is beautifully done, with just a hint of pink in the colour and notes of red fruit to go with the citrussy acidity and mouthfilling texture.
The port delivers depth, both in flavour and colour, bringing notes of dried fruits, chocolate, and molasses to join the bourbon's backbone of caramel and gentle spice.
