No, in "Foucault's Pendulum" I wrote the grotesque representation of these kind of people.
This proud night for Britain has been sullied by this grotesque representation of London.
It's a grotesque representation of female desire, one that the appealing Ms. Goodwin can't save from caricature.
"Because of the way a 3D scan is created, precision and control over myself is lost, resulting in a distorted, grotesque tridimensional representation of parts of my body".
These images also introduce an emotive force to the commentary with several representations of grotesque monsters intended to frighten, and others that are sentimental, such as reunions with deceased loved ones (e.g., 299; this picture shows children running away from gravestones and tearful embraces with their parents).
We got up close and personal with a variety of works that explore themes of identity, collective and individual agency in a post-election climate, the emotional complexities inherent to confronting the grotesque, and a diversity of representations of women.
What few pop-culture representations existed were mostly grotesque, racist caricatures.
"Always Franco" was a big draw at last year's Arco modern art fair in Madrid, but the National Francisco Franco Foundation – chaired by the dictator's daughter – alleged it was an "unwarranted intrusion on the plaintiff's honour by representing him in a state unworthy of representation, verging on the grotesque and offensive".
That August, the Theatrical Times wrote, "The performances of this young man are far above the common performances of the mountebanks who give imitations of American and Negro character; there is an ideality in what he does that makes his efforts at once grotesque and poetical, without losing sight of the reality of representation".
Instead of the traditional representation of the man of letters with a pen and paper in hand, Rodin created a grotesque figure with a furrowed brow, hunched in a dressing gown to keep warm since he used to write at night.
