As the post-earthquake churches were becoming completed in the late 1720s, interiors also began to reflect this external decoration, becoming lighter and less intense (compare illustration 14 to the later interior of illustration 15), with profuse sculpted ornamentation of pillars, cornices, and pediments, often in the form of putti, flora, and fauna.
Leo and Diane Dillon's richly detailed illustrations, intense with purples, browns and blues, capture the mix of realism and fantasy propelling the tale.
But the meeting is also an illustration of the intense engagement with allies and key partners in Asia by the Obama administration in the first month of 2016 -- a reflection of the progress the administration has made in bolstering these partnerships and the increasing importance of them for tackling today's headline-grabbing events.
The plate is coated with a thin layer of a photosensitive substance, covered with a negative of the texts and previously screened photographic illustrations, and exposed to intense light.
Among the artists gathered at Herāt was Behzād (died c. 1525), whose dramatic, intense style was unequaled in Persian manuscript illustration.
Somehow the softness of the paper tempers the intense colors and active composition, so the illustrations are both accessible to children and simply lovely to adults.
He believed that theatre should go beyond mere entertainment or illustration; it was to be an intense confrontation with the audience (usually limited to fewer than 60).
With only a few words and contrasting illustrations, he captures and reflects the intense and layered imaginative lives of small children.
Tenniel's static illustration, subsidiary to the text, is transformed with intense strokes and gestures into a shimmering glimpse of distress.
Illustration: Nishant Choksi TV-AWK Program may include intense sexual situations; parents are advised to watch in a different room than their children.
