Not likely, if his haunting, goose-pimple-inducing show at the opening of Paris Fashion Week was any indication.
Eliot was deeply interested in musicality and the auditory experience, and his haunting, often baffling poems are best heard as well as read.
That year Zhang Xiaogang, known for his haunting, gray-toned portraits of people in Mao suits and hats, became the first Chinese painter whose work leaped over the million-dollar mark at auction.
His Shaw memorial was not unveiled until 1897, and his haunting, hooded memorial to Marian Adams in Washington was finished six years after her suicide.
Photographer as Chronicler O. Winston Link documented the end of an era with his haunting and dramatic photographs of steam locomotives.
Rather, his haunting, beautiful paintings are reflections (which explains the frequent appearance of mirrors), a piecing together of recollections of a specific place or thing at different times.
His haunting would be gloomy; it would darken every room.
His haunting prints depict nature and animals in vibrant colors reflecting the mythology of the Northwest Coast people.
He will remain a companion for life, but there is a profoundly more important mission for his haunting.
Simon Stone has taken the concept of bringing Ibsen into the 21st century one step further in his haunting, beautifully shot, absorbing The Daughter.
Sukumaran furiously painted his haunting self-portraits until the last.
