a retrospective ownership state and retrospective awareness are internal states that also can lead to acknowledging authorship of the action (individually), for example, in a social context.
The synagogue was portrayed, for example, in works by artists Yossef Gaiger, Jonathan Kis-Lev, and in the works of Holocaust survivor, artist Motke Blum.
For example in [90] authors define a community in the Live journal social network as groups of fans of a given artist.
For example, in regard to vitamins and minerals, one physician wrote "We are scientists first, artists second".
In Mexico City, for example, an anonymous artist created the base of a European column (1525 37) from a recarved Aztec sculpture.
From there, the artist stretched his canvas even further, staging, for example, in 1985, the Indian epic poem "The Mahabharata".
Quantitative evidence from three independent sources -- auction prices, textbook illustrations, and counts of paintings included in retrospective exhibitions -- all pointed to the fact that some important modern artists made their greatest work late in their careers -- Cézanne, for example, in his 60s, and Kandinsky and Rothko in their 50s.
In September and October, for example, a mini-retrospective of his mixed-media work at Gallery Klosterfelde in Berlin overlapped with a show of his monumental rubbings at the Karsten Schubert gallery in London.
For example 'In the dark'.
For example, Van Gogh was a great artist not recognized in his lifetime.
