It is pictured in the museum's guide book, along with a bold-face quotation from the artist, "All machines are art".
Soon after "Rabbit" starts several corps dancers rest their heads sideways together to make a vertical pile of faces, a quotation of the most celebrated image from Bronislava Nijinska's "Les Noces".
In episode after episode of this volume, one wishes for a sustained attempt however qualified and speculative to imagine what Bush himself might really have been thinking, beyond the face-value quotations from his own and others' memoirs.
The War Resisters League has a portrait of him in its office, and members hand out tags with his face and a quotation from one of his speeches.
Earlier this fall, the B.J.L. plastered Princeton's lampposts and building walls with posters of Wilson's face accompanied by quotations of his that made plain his racism and pro-segregation views.
There, in two short quotations, is the female face of the credit crunch in the developing world.
As he left the field, with a television camera in his face, Ferguson gave the quotation for which he will forever be remembered.
Rapid prototyping (RP) service bureaus or providers are always facing the urgent price quotation requirements for RP parts from customers in today's competition market.
As chief of detectives from March 1971 to April 1972, he was often the department's face, pleased to supply a quotation for the press though he might not be telling all.
In sum (and this isn't recognized often enough), any attempt to characterize the distinction between use and mention more sophisticated than the initial characterization in this section will need to address at least some of the tricky issues that face the various theories of quotation we describe in what follows.
Challenge Lord Silkin asked, in moving rejection of the Bill, how many would accept the quotations at their face value without even knowing who made them.
