Although such pictures initially circulated in the popular press, they were soon set aside in an ethically fraught image bank of 20th-century horrors.
The picture, fraught with historical and psychological implications for Turks, is on loan from the National Gallery in London.
Mystery surrounds several of these pictures, fraught with hints at personal situations that we can only half guess.
The skill of synthesis is particularly crucial for corporate leaders, given that the decisions they make are fraught with big-picture complexity and the consequences of those decisions are often momentous.
To get a more detailed picture is fraught with difficulty, according to the NBAP; workforce data on ethnic minority employment in colleges, compiled by the Education and Training Foundation (ETF), is of little use because the return of figures is voluntary.
Sickert's vigorous, loose brushwork appears almost to mangle and violate the figure before our eyes – the picture is fraught with menace and melancholy.
There are no weapons and no soldiers.What the audience sees instead is domestic anarchy: a fraught Lear (Petr Semak, pictured) messing up his old age by banishing Cordelia and insulting his two other daughters Goneril and Regan; a wimpish Gloucester (Sergey Kuryshev) being gulled by his dashing bastard son Edmund Vladimir Seleznevv).
In capturing images of people from society's margins, Hoek's pictures raise fraught questions about how photographers use the power of the camera, especially when poverty, addiction, or oppression have rendered the people in front of it powerless.
Monsieur Lazhar, while a less fraught and subtle film than A Separation, has something that any social-issue picture needs, namely, a heart.
You get the picture: it was fraught, and then some.
