Ms. Howard's expressive, heavily made-up features can't quite compensate for the sense that you are watching one of those elaborate perfume ads made on a feature-film budget.
In England the style's immediate precursors were the Aestheticism of the illustrator Aubrey Beardsley, who depended heavily on the expressive quality of organic line, and the Arts and Crafts movement of William Morris, who established the importance of a vital style in the applied arts.
Intimately scaled, expressive and heavily ornamented, these statues are likely to change your perspective on Egyptian art even with mummies and the Temple of Dendur only a few steps away.
While the studio version is effortful, with Du Pré's highly individual expressive pointing too heavily underlined, in the Proms performance her natural freedom sounds spontaneous and persuasive, bringing out a poignancy in the work that tugs at the heart.
Mara offers a layered performance as the depressed, sporadically sexualised Emily, her face as expressive as it was playing the heavily pierced, creepily coiffed Salander.
McCraney's cast seem heavily schooled in physical theatre; Dharmesh Patel's Hamlet is lean and expressive, believably full of angst and fantastically choreographed in the fight scenes.
Factor 2 was interpreted as 'Semantics', as the assessments that loaded heavily on it were those involving processing of meaning, whether receptive or expressive (e.g. spoken word-to-picture matching, synonym judgement and picture naming).
Best known for his low-life pictures, Brouwer also painted very expressive landscapes; his work is characterized by the sensitive use of a heavily loaded brush.
(Chinen) Grégoire Maret (Tuesday) A Swiss-born harmonica virtuoso and a serenely expressive melodist, Mr. Maret recently released his self-titled debut, a softly burnished, global-pop-inflected album heavily stocked with guests.
