Though the idols of which the Russian chronicles speak appear to have been erected out-of-doors, the German chronicles provide detailed descriptions of enclosed sacred places and temples among the Baltic Slavs.
Ms. Lounder's most intricate work is sculptures that she erects out of what are, in effect, bricks.
It is an unsightly panorama of rusty railroad cars, a military airstrip and makeshift command posts, erected out of concrete piles and camouflage nets.
That Russian attack faltered after young and sometimes inexperienced Russian troops were bloodied in firefights with battle-hardened rebels, who hid in cellars and in concrete shelters they had erected out of the ruins of the city.
Photo by vesnamarkoska – http://www.flickr.com/photos/33663619@N02/. Looking over the town of Krusevo, the Makedonium appears as a heart valve with 10 enormous stained glass skylights erecting out of its circular base.
Some of those on the bridge, though, were fascinated by its construction, the 16 million pounds of steel, the 30,000 cubic yards of concrete and the two million feet of cable used to erect it out of the jagged walls of Black Canyon.
Dozens of protesters streamed out of cars and onto the roadway, chanting, singing, and erecting a banner reading "Black health matters".
Against Bolt, he popped upright out of the blocks, according to his coach, instead of driving forward and gradually rising to an erect position.
"O'Pablo" (1983) has the corpse of a murdered art critic, his erect penis jutting out of his open fly, lying on the studio floor of a mad Picasso imitator.
At Tate Modern, women gaze solemnly at images of erect penises fashioned out of make-believe shit, at middle-aged men pulling down their Y-fronts to show their soft bottoms and drooping ball-bags, doing their best to understand the incomprehensible.
