In the final gallery Tara, the master of Udaipur court in the mid-19th-century, portrays the Hindu festival of Holi erupting in an immense square framed by delicate white facades that we see from multiple perspectives.
Yet none of these companies set up shop within the immense square footage of the Javits Center, hinting that they are not poised to tackle the corporate market just yet, or that the corporate market is not interested in them right now.
At a rally last week in Mexico City's immense central square, the Zócalo, Mr. López Obrador, 55, drew tens of thousands of supporters.
Maritime traffic accounts for more than half the total amount of goods loaded and unloaded in the Netherlands, and, indeed, the whole southern part of the North Sea may be likened to an immense traffic square, fed by the Thames, Rhine, Maas, and Schelde rivers, with links into the hinterland of the continent that make it one of the greatest commercial arteries of the world.
Out where the esplanade ends, an immense 23,000-square-foot Azerbaijan flag flops from a 531-foot-high flagpole; it was meant to set the world flagpole record, and it did until Tajikistan topped it by about 10 feet last year.
It's immense, filling 40,000 square feet of gallery space, including a sub-basement boiler room.
It is immense: 3.5 million square feet of space in 47 connected buildings.
Central attraction is the Maidan Naqsh-e-Jehan, a vast public square, off which lies the equally immense Royal Mosque, with its cliffs of ornamental blue tilework and a dome that sends back an echo of the tiniest noise.
Fitting a hydrogen tank on board an automobile is no small matter: Liquid hydrogen must either be chilled to near absolute zero an extremely cumbersome process or vaporized and compressed to an immense 5,000 pounds per square inch.
It is a large canvas – in life, it is four feet square – showing an immense blue-grey sea, flat and empty except that, in the far distance, a tiny black triangle breaks the surface.
With such an immense property with thousands of square feet of rooms, don't you worry even a teensy bit about security?
