Complementing the print exhibition are paintings by Fairfield Porter from the Parrish's extensive collection of the artist's work, and a selection of figure drawings, also from the permanent collection.
Traditional publishers have been involved in multi-platform, complementary businesses for years; Harper & Row, when, in 1952, they began to distribute Caedmon recordings of Dylan Thomas reading A Child's Christmas in Wales, which invariably complemented the print edition, understood that fact.
Media experts say that, as with other sorts of newspapers, the Web versions of college papers remain more a complement to the print publications than potential replacements.
The video, a put-on of CNN's breathless reports on immigration, was The Onion's first effort at producing fake TV news to complement the fake print and online stories that made it famous.
"Overall" quilting can complement the fabric prints... for example, a fabric with a floral print could be quilted with an overall design of flower pots and spades or gardening tools.
Verbal instructions as to how to fill in the questionnaires were given to the adolescents by the research assistants just prior to the testing to complement the written instructions printed above each questionnaire.
Complementing the vintage prints are her photo essays in magazines like Life and Ladies Homee Journal.
To complement it, from the printed specials menu, there are sautéed Asian greens flavored with ginger and scallions.
Cunningham's hand-colored linoleum prints complement the jaunty poems ("The snail's a funny little fellow / Whose body seems to run on Jell-o. / He slips and slides along the ground / And never makes the slightest sound").
The Daily Twist effort is meant to complement a print ad campaign for the 100th anniversary, Ms. Chen said, which give the Oreo perspective on moments from the last 100 years like the introduction of the yo-yo, the arrival of 3-D films and the invention of Pac-Man.
