He died in prison, presumably by violence, before the formal execution of the sentence.
What ties it all together is Ms. Denes's insistence on marrying ambitious intellectual ideas with exquisite formal execution.
Although few are of great quality, they affirm the artist's affinity for found objects and her ability to match exquisite formal execution with provocative ideas.
Formal execution semantics are provided and a comprehensive toolset implementing the approach is presented.
This study describes the forms and functions of art as reflected in the choice of topics and formal execution, as well as in the emergence of trends, covering interwar literature (1918 1938), post-February literature (1948 1968), Normalization era literature (1969 1989) and, most recently, post-November literature (1989 present).
More like lynching (a historic practice of white supremacist Christians) than a formal execution, crucifixion began with horrible forms of torture designed to create a long, agonizing death over days.
In modern times, it was more frenzied than the semi-formal execution, in 1989, of the Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, but not as terrible as the ghastly lynching, in 1958, of the innocent King Faisal II of Iraq (age 23) and his hated uncle, who were supposedly impaled and dismembered, their heads used as soccer balls.
Even the semi-formal pre-execution portraits of inmates at the Tuol Sleng death camp, bizarrely ordered by the Khmer Rouge and taken by a teenage photographer, contain a power that goes beyond mere horror.
However, such Semantic Web representations of provenance do not have any formal link with execution.
