But more conventional prestige pictures fell flat.
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That theory-educated cohort — which included Barbara Kruger, who produced mordant feminist agitprop, and Sherrie Levine, who took deadpan photographs of classic modern photographs — beamed contempt at established myths, modes, and motives of prestige in art.
At Ava the vernacular literature bloomed throughout the kingdom, and the king, lacking power and prestige, prevailed upon some established writers to join the court circles and give them glamour.
In fact, there's a long-established studio history of holding a prestige release until the very end of the calendar, with premieres in New York and L.A. in the final weeks of December to qualify for the Oscars, then rolling it out to the rest of the country in the new year.
Physicians may be reluctant to abandon their own criteria or well-established antimicrobial therapy guidelines with recognized prestige, especially in the prescription of empiric treatments [ 32].
Most German universities have long-established Verbindungen (fighting corps) with strict rules, secret meetings, distinctive uniforms, and great prestige.
It has built its reputation on an exemplary mixture of established names, such as Eames, Prouvé or Panton, who have contributed to the brand's prestige, and contemporary designers including Philippe Starck, Arik Levy, Ron Arad, Antonio Citterio and Konstantin Grcic.
And so a law school might hire an established scholar in international business law, or a recent United States Supreme Court clerk, in order to use that individual's prominence, prestige or affiliations to advance the law school's own academic reputation.
