The door opened, and Mr. Harouni walked in, a mild look on his handsome golden face.
Ancient Egypt's most iconic treasure - the great golden face mask of the pharaoh Tutankhamun - was a second-hand family hand-me-down.
Christ looks at us, his eyes pools of mystery in a golden face; his hair long, glowing and curled; his right hand elegantly touching his... fur coat?
A handful of rebels also tore the golden face off Gaddafi's statue, throwing it to the ground, prodding it with rifles and kicking it, while others climbed on to the roof of the building, little more than a shell after repeated Nato bombing sorties, and unfurled the red, black and green flag of pre-Gaddafi Libya.
Maximon is a life-sized model of a man with a golden face and beard, who wears a western jacket and a brown flat hat and who sits on a chair on a concrete floor with several plastic pots of flowers before him and a collection of balloons and old Christmas decorations in the ceiling above.
So Lotte dances, she dances madly and she dances beautifully, and she flirts and she coos and she laughs and, oh so seldom but so necessarily, this fine production catches Blanchett's not imperfect golden face in seconds of sublime misery.
What the artist saw was a golden face with green hair and a pert profile; an inverted eyeball leaking a tear and caged by red lids; a blue earlobe with a corkscrew earring; a clenched fist; teeth bared in a smile or a grimace; bulging shoulders — white globes with a brown crust, each bigger than the head — which might be the breasts, displaced, or a bursting heart.
While both of these design elements have since been dropped, more enduring aspects of the character have been his golden face mask, "priestly" hat, and his golden sceptre.
The striking black-and-white songbird with the brilliant golden face is finicky when it comes to housing materials, building its nests from the bark of mature juniper trees.
The Golden-faced Tyrannulet is the most widely distributed of the genus Zimmerius in the Andes, from northwest Venezuela to northern Peru, with a disjunct population (Zimmerius chrysops cumanensis) in northeast Venezuela.
