Take "Nighthawks" (1942), his most famous painting, part of the retrospective in Boston, with its theatrical lighting, stagelike feel, and incongruous grouping of night owls at a diner.
But as museums began to compartmentalize, then specialize, that sense of dizzying abundance was lost, and with it some of the pleasures of the unexpected discovery, the incongruous grouping or juxtaposition that might open up a new dimension of thought or experience.
Just under half of those experiencing symptoms in the previous two weeks were categorised into one of the two incongruous consultation behaviour groups, mostly high impact non-consulters.
Finally, small numbers in each of the incongruous consultation behaviour groups for each of the individual symptoms meant that we could not examine whether characteristics associated with incongruous consultation behaviour differed for specific symptoms.
Backward stepwise logistic regression modelling was then used to build a multi-variable model to identify which factors were independently associated with each of the two incongruous consultation behaviour groups.
Like us they also found little overlap between the two incongruous consultation behaviour groups: 6.9% were part of both the 'medical iceberg' and the 'medical trivia', compared with the 2.2% identified as low impact consulters and high impact non-consulters in our study.
Of the 1681 respondents who experienced at least one symptom in the previous two weeks and who provided full information on symptom impact and GP use, just under half (45.4%) were categorised into one of the two incongruous consultation behaviour groups.
In one incongruous scene a group of women, in neon green with their faces visible, playfully slip and slide on clear, inflatable balls.
While it may seem incongruous that a group once synonymous with aloof cool and pioneering production would chose to mark their comeback with a SpongeBob score, Williams says the group are firm fans of the sea-dwelling invertebrate.
