These Abstract Expressionist paintings show his continuous development of a limited repertory of simple, serene, and massive forms that are applied in black paint to the picture plane in such a way that they generate a sense of slow, solemnly suggestive movement.
"We think it's significant because of the role that it played in the development of regional repertory theater," he said, "the fact it was designed by Ralph Rapson, and that it incorporated the thrust stage concept".
Grant portrayed a bitchy, supercilious director of a repertory company in post-World War II Liverpool.
Her son continued talking to himself and developed a repertory of sound effects.
In this way logic provides an inventory of possibilities, a repertory of abstractly tenable hypotheses.
Originally known simply as the Goldman Band, this ensemble, founded in 1911 by Edwin Franko Goldman, is still revered as one of the pioneering forces in the development of the concert band repertory.
Originally known simply as the Goldman Band, this ensemble, now 90 years old, was once widely renowned and is still revered as one of the pioneering forces in the development of the concert band repertory.
Originally known simply as the Goldman Band, this ensemble, now more than 90 years old, is still revered as one of the pioneering forces in the development of the concert band repertory.
The International Contemporary Ensemble devours repertory as hungrily as any other group of its kind, but it is also building a repertory of pieces its players consider worth revisiting.
They also had a repertory of songs from outside.
