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Glass vases, foreground, by Kathryn Roberts are $175 each.

He further challenged the notion of background and foreground by exposing the bass and drums as front-line participants.

In all of them, the depicted space is divided into an inaccessible background and a stage-like foreground by an openwork metal screen that sits atop a table.

The image shows the architect's mostly glass house as a Cubist array of shimmering squares and rectangles, bracketed in the foreground by two glowing chaise lounges and in the background by the desert and an expanse of forbidding mountains.

"Last Chance Archaeology," by C.J. Lori, is ostensibly a pastoral landscape, but this is cut off in the foreground by a depiction of strata and the existence of other civilizations.

The bus is framed in the foreground by two policemen with German shepherds — presumably Rebel and Happy, the dogs that the Jackson police department borrowed on such occasions from the Vicksburg police department.

These photographs show iconic monuments, views and government buildings foregrounded by the artist's middle finger as if to offer perspective.

Williams is also acutely aware of how it looks: a black chorus claiming exploitation, appearing in a production foregrounded by white exploitation of black people.

Looking at so many photographs foregrounded by chain-link fences is a bit like saying the same word over and over until it sounds completely unfamiliar.

In her new all-female quartet, Gill's constructions and deconstructions, already foregrounded by the abstracting, deliberate effect of her dancers, are further clarified by means of a square grid on the floor.

Adapted by ITN's political editor Tom Bradby from his own novel, this well-played drama benefits from Riseborough's enigmatic central performance, which keeps her true allegiances shrouded in mystery, a quality foregrounded by director James Marsh, who rose to prominence with Man on Wire, the most dramatic documentary of recent years.