Le Fandy may sound like the name of a quiet, winding river somewhere in Normandy -- an impression heightened by the evocative black-and-white photo on the menu -- but in fact Fandy is Mr. Plastiak's nickname from his Slovakian boyhood.
New Yorkers can see the beginnings of that retrospective in the slender, scrappy but evocative show "Félix González-Torres: Early Impressions," at El Museo del Barrio.
The interviews address topics such as climate change, the role of women in the industry, real estate pressures, labor concerns, sustainability, intergenerational transmission and winemaker career path, interwoven with evocative farm and cellar descriptions and impressions of the wines.
And stars offer their first impressions of New York, accompanied by evocative, vintage film clips of the Great White Way and its glittering marquees.
In stark contrast to other party anthems, this evocative piece is sure to leave you with a lasting impression.
'It preserves the impression and contours of his body to a remarkably evocative extent.' A half-smoked cigar that Nemon kept as a souvenir from one of Churchill's sittings is expected to fetch up to £700.
Also at Tunick is an impression of "The Three Trees" (1643), one of Rembrandt's largest and most evocative landscape etchings.
Although "Jonas" contains passages that rivet the attention with their lyricism and evocative detail, it tends to float past in a milky swirl without making much of an impression.
The paintings include evocative oils by Robert Rafailovich Falk, geometric figure studies by Liubov Popova and colorful gouache and aquarelle impressions of local life by Viktor Ufimtsev.
At least, these are some of the impressions one is left with at the close of Christopher Trumbo's moving and evocative stage portrait of his father, "Trumbo" (at the Westside).
