Guido Reni, by breathless contrast, painted Sebastian in dramatic chiaroscuro.
Bell, by contrast, painted a glowing picture of an Iraq that would be a beacon of progress for the Middle East.
Chardin, by contrast, painted copper pans, still lifes of fish, maids washing up, boys playing tops or cards.
By contrast, "Painting with a Door #1" (2010) offers a single view of people in what looks like a hotel lobby, abutted by a battered, real door.
Saviano, by contrast, painted a world of ugly villains who murder both the guilty and the innocent by the truckload, while corrupting governments and businesses across Europe.
In contrast, painted frogs lay 500 to 1,000 eggs in water, and their development is rapid, with tadpoles metamorphosing in three to eight weeks.
"Would stricter rules prevent real affiliate abuse that current rules do not," it wrote in a regulatory filing, "or would they instead merely restrict the activities of some of the more successful participants in the marketplace?" Dynegy, by contrast, painted a grim picture and invited regulators to crack down.
Christie, in contrast, painted himself as a pragmatic leader who worked with Democrats to get the job done during his four years in office.
But during her testimony Wednesday, Lynch avoided coming to his defense and instead strove to strike a contrast, painting herself as a career prosecutor who empathizes with the cop on the beat, is willing to use the death penalty and opposes legalization of marijuana.
And they resurfaced the exterior of the Valley Rest with several layers of peeling, contrasting paint.
