For harmony of line, Lancret's painting of the ballerina Camargo and her partner enchants in the way the two dancers' limbs each echo and extend the other's, all while their heads incline in intimacy.
In the brochure distributed when the E-Type was added to the museum's collection, Mr. Mount wrote that "the car's beauty and overall harmony of line arises from the universality of these mathematical proportions, which are by definition not subjective but absolute".
Here was the low front arm in arabesque and other positions, a characteristic going back to Margot Fonteyn, so that the advancing arm often continued the line of the neck and shoulders; here was the male-female harmony of line in pas de deux; here were the dulcet songlike musicality, the neatly plucking footwork and the blithely free torsos.
It is impeccable, more in the harmony of its lines than the fineness of its detail.
Obviously they were influenced by Georges Méliès's magic tricks and the harmony of volume, line and color in Loie Fuller's performances.
This year, he has surrounded himself with friends who are absolutely devoted to his career, and his leakproof staff has the discipline and harmony of a chorus line.
I'm a fan of Logitech's Harmony line of universal remote controls.
You'd be amazed how the body perceives musical detail when standing up: The difference between unison voices and voices in harmony, the length of line, subtle dynamic shifts — all hit you directly in the gut rather than in the sometimes detached concert muscle.
Designers presumably will strive for balance and harmony through simplicity of line and use of natural materials.
The most classic intervention technologies are not always applicable and different solutions must be taken into consideration, to be less invasive and not to disturb the constructive materials, the shapes and lines harmony of the existing structures.
