And those images, precious and small scale, illustrate the story of a bear who loves floating and sailing his boat along Huckleberry Lake.
The image of precious fashion boutiques lining the street may gross you out, but the Marc Jacobs makes sense.
Upon hitting the Met's freshly redesigned site last spring, I was pleased to find a single, golden, glittering image: a precious gold headdress excavated at Ur, in Sumeria, where an Old Testament prophet named Abraham hung out.
In advance of a debut at the Geneva motor show on 3 March, Aston Martin has dropped images – and precious few technical details – about its track-only exercise in maximum velocity: the Vulcan.
The patent and its accompanying images give precious hints to Google's eventual vision for its enigmatic Glass project, a Google initiative to create augmented reality devices that might someday replace smartphones.
Every photographer has, or will, experience the heartbreak of losing a precious image or images unless he or she cultivates this habit.
Today's river casinos are built in their image, but offer precious little glamour.
Of course devout believers might be offended at the image of their precious religious symbol being thrown in a dustbin – but tough.
It was a romantic image, one made precious by old black-and-white Hindi films where the modest but upright hero cycles around, his love perched sideways on the connecting bar.
The use of pigeon organs, blood, and feces or as a whole in popular medicine (Moquin-Tandon 1860; Spalikowski 1895; Reutter 1916; Hermant and Boomans 1928), contributed to this image of a precious and valuable animal.
