As the first models walked out in their little ankle boots in front of a projection of winter trees, the immediate impression was of that only-in-Italy workmanship: tiny pleats and jewels twinkling from a collar or from chains wound around the arms.
Another factor for this large variation may be the difference in material and workmanship in each study.
On March 25 , 2011 the Washington Building Congress bestowed its 2011 WBC Craftsmanship Award on J.E. Richards, Inc. for excellence in workmanship in installing the power generation, distribution, and switchgear at Constitution Center.
"The slightest error in taste, the faintest blemish in workmanship, would seem like a rattle of static in the midst of a Mozart quartet," Mumford wrote in The New Yorker in 1950.
He introduced several reforms in the monetary system, and his coins, in design as well as in workmanship and purity of metal, excelled those of his predecessors.
The collection reflected different trends (Oh! No! Not more fringe! — even in such luxurious butter-soft strands!) But it was powerfully Gucci in its intense workmanship and in its sexual tease.
He's a natural at sporty sex appeal wrapped in exquisite workmanship.
The chairs are refined in their workmanship so they don't feel scratchy; some are club style, with cushions or a cushioned seat.
The large bronze vessel in which the man's ashes were deposited came from Cyprus, and the gold items buried with the woman are splendid and sophisticated in their workmanship.
