In the late 20th and early 21st centuries historians re-examined the extensive chronicles written during her lifetime, concluding that much of her negative reputation was unearned and most likely the result of political propaganda written by contemporary chroniclers.
The Web site www.phayul.com, based outside Tibet, keeps an extensive daily chronicle of Tibet-related news.
A surprisingly extensive "Style" folder (2005 2006) chronicles my attempts to transform from a schlub into a mensch.
The book chronicles the extensive effort made to get the Apollo program favorable press coverage, and to explain the science behind the effort to the public.
The Museum of Modern Art has released an extensive digital archive that chronicles its exhibitions from when the museum opened its doors in 1929 to today.
Gary Arndt, whose website Everything-everywhere.com chronicles his extensive journeys, has been traveling the world nonstop the last seven years, logging on from some faraway places.
"For this series of paintings the idea was to create pictures that would not be misinterpreted or misunderstood by me or anybody else," Dylan writes in an essay he wrote for the exhibition, his most extensive prose writing since Chronicles.
"The report chronicles in extensive detail the numerous attempts the city made to build a consensus on a new pension plan with our civilian bargaining units, as we did successfully with police officers, firefighters" and Department of Water and Power workers, Santana said.
"For this series of paintings the idea was to create pictures that would not be misinterpreted or misunderstood by me or anybody else," Dylan writes in an essay he wrote for the exhibition, his most extensive prose writing since Chronicles.
After traveling to Italy in the early 1950s, he re-embraced realism and undertook a journey in reverse that Life magazine chronicled in an extensive 1956 photo essay, "Painter Striving to Find Himself: Harry Jackson Turns to the Hard Way".
