Andrea Mantegna's blunt and forceful Crucifixion of 1456 59, in the collection of the Louvre, captures the dual divine and legal nature of Christ's execution.
A massive collection of terracotta sculptures showcase his forceful grip, applied manually, and frozen indefinitely as amorphous, flesh-toned objects, indeterminate from first glance as human or something created by nature.
It is also one that fails to appreciate that, in the past decade and more, there has seen a forceful attempt at gender rebalancing in exhibitions and collections.
The idiosyncratic French pianist Alexandre Tharaud, best known for his luminous collections of Baroque works, proves an inventive, forceful Chopin pianist.
With the release of her retrospective CD collection, "Onobox," in 1992, Ono demonstrated what a forceful, distinctive avant-gardist she was.
As speaker, Ms. Quinn has been a forceful counterpart to Mr. Bloomberg, and has turned the Council from a collection of rambunctious, ill-directed egos into a forceful and effective legislative body.
Whether that was part of Stefano Pilati's vision for his final Yves Saint Laurent collection, he has his own take on women: strong, forceful, a silhouette enveloped in black leather belted tight at the waist.
Her introduction to this collection of stories by other censored writers for children is personal, passionate and forceful.
The author of seven previous books -- five short-story collections and two novels -- the Dutch writer Helga Ruebsamen has produced a forceful and engrossing new novel that deals with large themes: identity, fate and truth.
Ms. Brickley, a consultant and writer for several museum exhibitions, will trace the career of the forceful woman born in 1842 who founded the Litchfield Historical Society and for more than 30 years shaped its collections and projects.
