New copies, left, $295, from the Vitra Design Museum, are made in Poland and faithfully reproduce the delicate sweep second hand, black dowel eyelashes and brass eyelids.
81st over: West Indies 302-7 (Baugh 25, Collymore 6) A delicate paddle sweep by Baugh brings up the 300 for the Windies.
Deceiving Jayawardene with a cleverly disguised slower ball, Anderson failed to grasp a straightforward return catch, and the Sri Lanka captain nonchalantly dispatched the next ball into the leg-side for six, reaching his century from 200 balls in the next over with a delicate fine sweep.
This was a typical Yardy century combining dogged determination with crunching drives, well-timed sweeps and delicate dabs.
Exhibit A would have to be the delicate, precise, off-center sweep of his right arm in John Trumbull's 1792 full-length portrait.
Some are swept upwards on delicate pedestals, etched and frilled, others are lumpen hillocks.
As far as the labor uncertainty hovering ominously over the game and the steroids issue that is hovering there, too, baseball would have loved to sweep those crucial, delicate topics aside for another 48 hours.
Giardina is canny about the sweep of change, and delicate in his rendering of its human costs.
Physically, it is so delicate and slender – admire the lovely sweep of that pink loin cloth, for example.
Its delicate rippling textures, and the crescendos that swept through the work and subsided, created a variety and a sense of movement that showed what could be done with these forces.
But Teresa Reichlen's dramatic sweep across the stage in the delicate second movement was more monumental.
