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One bench features an intricate sketch of a police officer giving a ticket to a cabdriver.
Mr. Bruce saves his most sophisticated techniques for the end: The 10th Amendment, concerning state's rights, features an intricate quadruple fugue.
A two-page spread for a Gain ad features an intricate illustration of hundreds of concertgoers at an outdoor music festival, and readers are directed, in Spanish only, to scratch and sniff the ad to find the audience member with the freshest-smelling shirt, which, thanks to scented ink, smells like Gain.
Launched in partnership with Beboe, each Dirty Lemon +cbd bottle features an intricate, metallic green foil custom-designed by the luxury cannabis brand's co-founder and legendary tattoo artist Scott Campbell.
Each bottle is reminiscent of Beboe's signature vaporizer pen and pastille packaging and features an intricate, metallic green foil custom-designed by co-founder and legendary tattoo artist Scott Campbell.
Every bead used in her work typically features an intricate design, which is usually the Dharma-wheel, Mandala, or Buddha.
Assar's standout work was a mock stain-glass window by Iranian artist Roxana Manouchehri, featuring an intricate mixture of Arabic and Gaelic text, Christian saints and Islamic iconography.
The thriller featured an intricate plot, which was undermined by studio cuts, but the strong cast which included Burt Lancaster, Dennis Hopper, Rutger Hauer, and John Hurt was able to hold viewers' interest.
Or, if robotic acrobatics are your thing, catch Shun Ito's installation (Chad Varah Chapel, Fri), featuring an intricate choreography of creepy spotlit gear changes.
Little did I know that Leone had shown it at the Cannes Film Festival several weeks earlier in a nearly four-hour cut that featured an intricate flashback structure.
Although it featured an intricate, sophisticated score by Mr. Guettel, "The Light in the Piazza" was the kind of unabashedly full-hearted musical romance that has virtually become extinct on Broadway.
