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When I gaze at a human being or a face that's become the subject of a photograph, my first impulse is to greet the image the way I greet my own image in the mirror, or my Uncle Harry's, standing beside me in his wedding suit — to greet them gratefully, as if someone recognizable were there.
When I gaze at a human being or a face that's become the subject of a photograph, my first impulse is to greet the image the way I greet my own image in the mirror, or my Uncle Harry's, standing beside me in his wedding suit to greet them gratefully, as if someone recognizable were there.
The book collaborates with a bevy of, as the title helpfully clarifies, artists and writers, most of which if not recognizable by name, have reached high acclaim in their own artistic and literary circles.
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"If you want to sell paintings," Mr. Wiggins said, "it helps if it's recognizable to many people".
Manuscripts written outside Constantinople are recognizable, if at all, usually by a rougher, provincial appearance.
There are few, if any, more recognizable names in American literature than that of Ernest Hemingway.
Asked what the difference was, Mr. Berenson said that John Wells was "more a tough guy" — a recognizable, if formidable, human being.
