These are juxtaposed with a glass museum-like villa — filled with displays of ceramic vessels — whose variously shaped wings, seen from above, spell the word Joe.
There was nothing in the shops really, just some ghastly salami, and the windows were filled with displays of the same item - quite often with those bottles of fizzy water again.
Above a lowstand (and early transgressive?) gravel fluvial deposit, the three incised-valley fills display a distinctive succession of coastal plain to estuarine facies, dated to about 13 8 cal ka BP.
At the Reading City Bookstore, a window display is filled with copies of "Stalin: Throne of Ice," a sympathetic account of the dictator.
These were filled with display cabinets for ethnological artifacts.
Visitors can listen to the history of the Schaulager on earphones; see short films about the problems and preservation of contemporary works by artists like Robert Gober; or peruse what Ms. Oeri calls "shop windows," glass-fronted displays filled with many of the original materials that went into making some of the seminal pieces in the foundation's collection.
One of the best stalls is the Button Lady, a cubicle filled with a boggling display of antique buttons, many sold in original packs of four or six or eight for the equivalent of just a few dollars a piece.
The window of La Braza, for example, was filled with a lavish display of gateaux and glazed fruit tarts; here a plate of moules-frites costs £4.35 and a three-course meal £6.50.
The Serpentine is filled with an elegant display of blow-up beach toys, recast with trompe-l'oeil accuracy in aluminium, and mixed with rubbish baskets, stacks of patio chairs, stepladders, industrial chains and mesh fences.
The store's windows are currently filled with an intriguing display of black rubber work gloves, brushes and buckets, like an S&M take on the world of homeware.
"All of them were preoccupied with light and darkness, in a city that is built in the shadows of money and power; all of them were entranced by the scenic and the spectacular, in a city that is continually filled with the energetic display of people and institutions.
