"Interview" (1955), which resembled a cabinet or closet with a door, enclosing photos of bullfighters, a pinup, a Michelangelo nude, a fork and a softball, suggested some black-humored encoded erotic message.
Shabby old doors enclosed tiny moments of oppressive, shabby domesticity, dreams of a nightmarishly unhappy childhood perhaps.
Wooden blinds covered a wide floor-to-ceiling window, glass doors enclosed a bathing alcove with a gleaming white soaking tub and a spacious rain shower, and, in its own private sanctum, the toilet offered various rinsing and warming functions with a wall panel of controls.
It had a solid steel door that enclosed Woodfox entirely as if in a tomb.
The great tympanums (the space above the lintel of a door that is enclosed by the doorway arch) of Autun, Moissac, and other medieval churches symbolize some of the most profound Christian doctrines concerning the ends of human life and man's relations with the divine.
Trailers and other large equipment may be too wide for the door of an enclosed unit, so covered parking would be commended.
Platform screen doors fully enclose the platform edge, and are synchronized to open and close with the vehicle doors to allow access and egress to and from the vehicle.
Louise Bourgeois's "Cell V," with its circle of weathered French doors tightly enclosing two immense wood balls, demurely communicates domestic confinement, monstrosity and fecundity, feelings that run rampant in Mika Rottenberg's "Dough," a few yards away.
Forget those old reclining booth chairs, because these babies are the real deal, with sliding cabin doors that enclose travelers in their own room, complete with a standalone bed, dining table and 23-inch LCD entertainment system.
