Furthermore the installation proceeds astutely in big, clear oppositions between the academy and the street, or between town and country; that is, between Seurat's classic ladies and gentlemen, seen isolated and often motionless, and more roiled images of farmland, factories, rumbling carts and farm wagons, and a locomotive.
"These gentlemen saw the opportunity to make a niche out of it".
"Some gentlemen see their interests in danger, that is why they have created this situation," he was quoted as saying.
Asked about its relationship with Colombia's FARC, Mr Aponte said he was told to "turn a blind eye to all those gentlemen" (see article).
In his enormously influential work Some Thoughts Concerning Education (1693), he would argue for the superiority of private tutoring for the education of young gentlemen (see below Other works).
"Tiny foetus, ladies and gentlemen, see the tiny foetus," intones the assistant, as we file past an eviscerated female body, its internal organs floridly displayed.
When Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill warned of a growing deficit in 2002, and Dick Cheney responded that "Reagan proved that deficits don't matter," I don't recall that any of these gentlemen saw fit to challenge him.
In an exhibition hangar near Lyon airport as thousands of supporters waved French flags, a well-heeled country gentleman seen as the figurehead of the traditional Catholic provincial French right, took to the stage with a contented smile.
Selections from Ms. Sherman's "History Portraits," created several years later, depict her in elaborate period costumes to suggest likenesses to subjects of historical paintings, including Judith clutching the head of Holofernes, the Virgin Mary with baby Jesus, and even a bald gentleman seen in profile.
Kiley, a pink-faced, gray-haired, slightly beaky gentleman, sees in the very formation of the fund an indicator of business confidence.
The old gentleman saw many things, the rare books that lined the walls in the directors room filled him with enthusiasm.
