There was Beethoven, long one of Mr. Schwarz's fascinations, represented by the "Emperor" Concerto, and Mahler, represented by the United States premiere of the sole completed movement of his Piano Quartet in A minor, arranged for string orchestra by Alexander Asteriades.
Frühling, an obscure composer for whom Mr. Isserlis has developed a fascination, was represented by a Clarinet Trio in A minor (Op. 40).
"Young students, particularly the males, have a perpetual fascination with what he represents.
While America has come to take on a new sociopolitical meaning to many in the wake of Donald Trump's presidency, it felt like Cattelan wanted to make it clear to me that it also represents his fascination with excrement.
Central to the whole project was a patient fascination with religion, represented, in particular, in his attempt to understand the revolutionary power of puritanism.
Susan May, the artistic director of the White Cube gallery, in London (known for displaying the works of Damien Hirst), says she was aware that the growing fascination with Gates represented a kind of "cultural tourism," with rich white collectors delightedly converging on his studio in the ghetto.
To a 22-year-old named Hanaka, it represents her lifelong fascination with superheroes.
As Mr Reynié says, "the French think they embody democracy, but they have a secret fascination for monarchy: de Villepin represents a character that enjoys more approval than the French like to admit".History teaches that, with fratricidal division, much can change in a short time.
It represents some unspeakable fascination, the perverse call of the beautiful and deadly.
The sculpture, according to Elliott, represents the human fascination with perfection and preservation, and our tendency to gaze at these things.
