Its practitioners made paintings that were self-consciously visionary, histories crowded with loops of ethereally elongated figures, whose tiny heads, aloft giraffe necks, sprout from sinuously elastic torsos clad in strangely shredded garments that resemble a second flaking skin.
Something else these beasts would not have been capable of, according to Prof Kent Stevens, of the University of Oregon, would be adopting the storybook pose of holding their heads aloft.
The men hold their heads aloft to make better use of their other senses.
It naps with its head aloft but sleeps like a swan, with its head on its haunches.
— Jose Morquecha dragged his knife from beneath the chin up toward the pig's ear, twisted the neck and, with a final tug of his blade, held the head aloft.
Based on the artist's emotive and perhaps embellished autobiography, the play takes the form of a self-narrated education-of-the-spirit, describing the inner and outer turmoil that led him, at the peak of his powers, to create his masterpiece, a bronze of Perseus standing upon the corpse of Medusa and holding her head aloft.
Based on his emotive and perhaps embellished autobiography, the play takes the form of a self-narrated education of the spirit, describing the inner and outer turmoil that led him, at the peak of his powers, to create his masterpiece, a bronze of Perseus standing upon the corpse of Medusa and holding her head aloft.
Afterward, he held her head aloft and declared, "God save the Queen".
If she has her way, holding Oprah's severed head aloft on the end of a spike and bathing in the blood draining from it.
In another, a woman in a pink tanktop is decapitated by a masked man, who holds her severed head aloft for the camera to see.
The cover depicts Trump as a machete-wielding figure, mouth agape, holding the Statue of Liberty's severed head aloft menacingly ― not unlike the very same terrorists he claims his executive order protects Americans from.
