Wearing a magnifying visor, at a table with glues and tweezers and exact bits of wood, the boy puts together long ships and carracks in exquisite minute scale.
A cube of cod, speckled with bits of sausage and red pepper ("Riviera style," the menu tells us), was an exquisite piece of fish, no two ways.
Just inside the stately lobby, behold "Dream Garden," Maxfield Parrish's 1916 vision of utopia rendered with 100,000 bits of exquisite Tiffany glass.
Even red and white can work together: a dollop of Aldi's floral-peachy Exquisite Collection Marsanne brought a bit of aromatic lift and freshened the plummy palate of Sainsbury's So Organic Shiraz 2014 (£6).
Whether you find this exquisite and poetic or a bit too precious, it's easy to admire the skill and craft that went into its making, and many of the film snippets, divorced from their original context, are fascinating in their own right.
Think of this exquisite, 19-work exhibition as a bit of fanfare played pianissimo.
If Uslé's approach seems stretched a bit thin, his reliably exquisite effects — like the thin veils of jewel-tone pigment combed into agatelike patterns in "La Cámara Oculta" — redeem it.
However, the formation of metal nanoparticles in pure protein system is a bit challenging and requires exquisite crystal growth control depending on the sequence, size, conformation, and charge of the protein in the system.
I wouldn't completely rule out the possibility of something working, but stories tend to end up a bit like the (intentional) Exquisite Corpse of 'The Story So Far'.
The earliest work in the show, from 1951, is Esteban Vicente's exquisite little untitled collage of torn bits of earth-toned paper.
