"Hell of a ride". Wags repeats those last words to himself as he lies down on the grave site, gazing up at the sky, not a care in the world.
Though this type has many variants, it usually depicts a Virgin of grave expression, turning her gaze away from the playful Child.
But the face framed by such finery is grave and assessing, and this gaze is encountered many times throughout the exhibition.
Meryon doesn't look up at the heavens and despair that nothing is there; he doesn't gaze down into his grave with dread; he looks out at the pitiless France of Les Miserables.
(She has a thyroid condition related to Graves' disease that can make her gaze a little intense).
Her character, Irisz Leiter, gazes at many grand and grave things in this film set in 1913 Budapest.
Out in a field, they gazed down at an open grave, where his animals were stacked three layers deep, with dozens more owned by other ranchers.
The film opens at Arlington National Cemetery as Jackie, near the end of her life, visits the grave of her first husband under the watchful, loving gaze of her companion, Maurice Tempelsman Jerry Adlerr).
Kern gazed down into the sodden, brick-strewn grave of his mother's girlish figure, a figure he had glimpsed only as a toddler.
Nonetheless, these grave accidents also play out, in the impassive and unflinching gaze of the dashboard cameras, like comedies of wonder.
A grave child of indeterminate sex with a painted mustache and averted gaze holds hands with a masked old woman in a white shift.
