The debut of this homegrown prodigy rapidly led to further, grander commissions: "Vision of St. John the Evangelist on Patmos" in the dome of a Benedictine monastery's church and "The Assumption of the Virgin" in the Duomo nearby.
The exhibition continues roughly chronologically, but also according to themes: "First Major Commissions," "Visions and Ecstasies," "Still-lifes," "The Mystical in the Everyday," "Passion and Compassion," "Works for the Court and the New World" and "Last Years: Madrid".
While in prison for a political offense in 1910, Harris was commissioned in a vision to become a preacher; he then travelled along the coast, reaching Ghana by 1914.
For each of the stories he commissioned for Dangerous Visions (1967) and Again, Dangerous Visions (1972), he added a personal introductory essay that reveals as much about himself as it does about the work in question.
The commission's vision for reform, articulated in 1994, was built around a new industry structure.
But even if Mr. Spitzer had remained in office and the economy had been robust, it is not clear that the commission's vision would have been realized.
Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomasignaleded that he would continue to press to immediately begin a restructuring of the county system to protect children from abuse and neglect, but the four other supervisors said they were not prepared to join the effort until they can fully assess the commission's vision and the accompanying cost.
He commissioned a masterplan, "Whitechapel vision" from the architects BDP, which, rather than set out standards that developers might be expected to meet, seemed to beg them to do their trashiest work.
In 2006, World Vision Australia commissioned an investigation 59 of the feasibility of developing a model community mental health system in Southern Province, whose population of 2.3 million people was spread across three districts and a large geographical area.
