With a floor painted bright yellow, a lowered ceiling and expanses of deep-red drapes, Mr. Althoff has remade the Gladstone Gallery according to his own needs, which seem to have required less space (about a third is simply sectioned off and ignored) and an effect that is both vivid and tacky, redolent of a bygone era, even if you don't know which one.
A large landscape devoid of people or architecture, "Field" depicts a plunging expanse of deep red earth, first broken into chunks and then tilled, this difference marked by four barren shrubs.
Up the Ninety-Nine 90 lift to the resort's highest point (9,990ft), a backcountry access gate covered in signs telling skiers how not to die in an avalanche led to a ridge hike up above the clouds, and a wide expanse of deep powder on the west side of the mountain, descending steeply to a forest.
Within this expanse of deep water there are a large number of small shallow features, including seamounts, archipelagos, and isolated islands (Figure 3).
The life histories of animals dwelling in the vast expanses of the deep-sea realm mainly rely on particles sinking from the euphotic layers of the open ocean where primary production is generally low [4] [6].
House Republicans have taken committee action approving floor debate on just such an expanse of The Deep — the Ronald Wilson Reagan Exclusive Economic Zone, a sovereignty-protected resources and development area bigger than that of the 50 states' land mass.
I jumped off the side of the boat into the expanse of a deep blue Hawaiin ocean, adjusted my snorkel mask, and dove under the water.
WE were paddling atop an expanse of shin-deep water, and our guide was in the middle of a long recital of facts about the old Seven Mile Bridge, the decaying concrete structure we had just passed beneath.
That's where a startling vista of the Escalante Canyons, a labyrinth of deep channels breaking up the expanse of petrified dunes, appears.
He has also trademarked a certain kind of deep focus behind the subject, employing cavernous expanses as backdrop to convey the empire of a Krupp or a Henry Luce, men so powerful they don't need to protect their backs.
