The inlay image of the Smiths' only official live album, 1986's Rank, showed rabid fans tearing at a tossed Morrissey shirt in the G-Mex centre, the old rail terminus which had linked the city with London St Pancras.
Then he glanced up at the stained-glass windows, which were inlaid with images of British kings and queens.
The surfaces were inlaid with images of various foods but also bugs, worms, and at least one eyeball.
Jaeger-LeCoultre outsourced the ambitious project to Jérôme Boutteçon, a longtime collaborator and master of marquetry, which uses inlaid materials to create an image.
Intricate patterns and complex symbolic images were etched, embossed, inlaid, cast and otherwise worked into outfits for both men and horses.
Figure 3(B) shows a longitudinally cut-away view of the 3D volumetric OCT image of the 6 mm long rabbit esophagus segment, while the 2D fluorescence intensity map is inlaid on the inner surface of the OCT 3D image.
Intricately inlaid flat tombstones panel the floor, radiant with images of angels, ships, skeletons and other symbols.
Painted tiles inlaid into bridge walls recount with maps and images the history of the adjacent areas for a self-guided tour along the riverwalks, which themselves feature linked bollards and piers as true remnants of riverlife.
Another display sets out symbols of respect, like an intricate Tlingit frontlet headdress (circa 1870) from British Columbia, made of wood, hide and ermine skins and adorned with the image of a beaver, an ancestral crest animal, inlaid with abalone shell.
