Fortune and I changed elevators and went to one of the top floors, a vacant expanse with views in every direction: a forest of elevator shafts.
To get there, we walked through a concrete expanse with a view of Japan's tallest skyscraper, but Marclay took no notice of the landmark.
Koda's Watsonville ranch is a sweeping, hilly expanse with a view of the Pacific Ocean that's so picturesque, it feels like it should've been bought long ago by an elite country club or four-star hotel.
But Mr. Noland's best-known and perhaps most significant achievement was his "Stripes" series of 1967-70, horizontarrangementsnts of bands that held to the emblematic presence he had already established and offered a wide, unbroken viewing expanse that extended the breadth of the stripes and solids without giving (horrors!) a landscape reading.
At least from a local point of view, this expanse of cartoonish body parts and apertures suggests that Mr. Ziolkowski might be bent on negotiating a stylistic truce between two old nemeses of New York in the late 1940s: the Surrealistic entwined bodies of Pavel Tchelitchew, the author of "Hide-and-Seek," and Jackson Pollock's entwined skeins of paint.
At least, he pulls them out of their eternal resting places in the digital expanse of Google Street View and paints them into three-dimensional reality.
In this study we availed ourselves of a unique cognitive phenomenon, boundary extension [ 15, 21, 29], whereby healthy people consistently remember a greater expanse of a scene than was shown in the given view.
A vast expanse of grey tarmac, viewed dramatically from above, bordered by asymmetric shadows and a single motorcycle.
The area is famous among astronomers for its dark expanse and undistorted celestial views, which is why numerous observatories are here, including the Smithsonian Institution's Whipple Observatory on Mount Hopkins, visible from the house.
The rough, slathered expanses offer unstinting views of flesh, thick and folded, or stretched thin over all-too-visible bones, of faces sad or pensive or blank.
