Vollard's buy-in-bulk strategy is our gain, illuminating the complexity of process Cassatt brought to her limited purview.
Spanning more than 800 pages, the book was acclaimed for illuminating the complexity of Russian culture at a time when many Westerners viewed the society as the monolithic product of its totalitarian Communist government.
In this brilliant book, Du Bois explained his role in both the African and the African American struggles for freedom, viewing his career as an ideological case study illuminating the complexity of the black-white conflict.
Sacks covers a broad range of sensory disturbances (visual, auditory, olfactory, tactile), illuminating the complexities of the human brain.
In addition, the researchers hope illuminating the complexities of deploying an educational technology in a developing country setting will add to the existing literature in a meaningful way.
Three nights later, at Miller Theatre, the AXIOM Ensemble, a Juilliard group under the direction of Jeffrey Milarsky, presented Messiaen the modernist, sharply illuminating the complexities of "Seven Haiku," "Colors of the Celestial City," and "Et Exspecto".
Without delivering any final answers, Bellaigue's beautifully written account of his experiences with locals, secret policemen and even exiles still sheds light on this intractable issue, if only to illuminate the complexity of the situation both then and now.
Monstrous Opera illuminates the complexity of Rameau's vision, revealing not only the tensions within the music but also the conflicting desires that drove the man--himself caricatured by his contemporaries as a monster.
As he visually and verbally evokes the presence of the "invisible and unwelcomed" Chinese railroad workers whose Herculean feats helped America become a thriving modern nation, Zhi Lin reminds us of the power of art to illuminate the complexity of the past.
