In the final long take of the video, Jebb overwrites her with projected images of illustrious past wearers and makers whose clothes were part of "The Impossible Wardrobe," including Schiaparelli, Isadora Duncan, and Sarah Bernhardt.
Similarly, "Atheist" (No. 10 most-discussed ever), which intersperses anti-atheist Bible passages with images of illustrious nonbelievers, has occasioned a sprawling argument about superstition, eschatology and scientism among viewers with screen names like tylenolalcohol and blindedbynoise.
Before the Queen and this pantheon of illustrious subjects, Bank of England notes were illustrated with magnificent images of Britannia or made use of florid, if unaccompanied, script and lettering.
Fahramand's projections were an invitation to dance, showcasing infectious images of famous people and the illustrious unknown dancing nonstop, enjoying life for the hell of it.
"The word 'philanthropy' brings up an image of somebody who's had an illustrious career, has retired and is giving to highly established institutions that may or may not have ivy growing up their walls," she says.
"The word 'philanthropy' brings up an image of somebody who's had an illustrious career, has retired and is giving to highly established institutions that may or may not have ivy growing up their walls," she said.
The images, taken from Bush family accounts by the illustrious hacker, Guccifer, reveal a whole new spectrum of GWB subject matter, from a verdant golf course to a cow-donkey hybrid.
The image of Sand as aristocratic has its truth - her paternal greatgrandfather was the illustrious Maréchal de Saxe - but the blue blood in her veins was mixed with that of a far less respectable class.
Among mourning objects on display are a sampler, an embroidered silk picture, black and white as well as hand-colored engravings bearing slogans "Sacred to the Memory of the Truly Illustrious George Washington," a band box with scenes from Washington's life, a creamware pitcher of his image.
