But you can't fault Mr. Marti's eye, which obliterates conventional museum distinctions between fine and decorative art (as in a pair of lamps by Alberto and Diego Giacometti), and even real and fake items (that bust of St. John is listed as a "19th-century forgery, Artist/Maker unknown").
You might, however, expect that this trio of degrading digs are exactly the sort of big, sexy, cartoon-bright news items that would bust through the gauze of voting records and get the full-monty media treatment of, say, Jesse Jackson saying he wanted to cut off Obama's "nuts", a Paris/Britney ad or even a day's worth of the Rev Jeremiah Wright.
Lessons from Auntie The BBC's coup Reprints Related items House prices: Bust aheadMay 2nd 2002 International house prices: The houses that saved the worldMar 28th 2002 House prices: The London effectJul 12th 2001House prices measured by the Nationwide index rose in the year to May by 17.9%, the fastest growth rate since 1989.
These include documents, personal items, and a bust of Winston Churchill by Leo Cherne.
Whenever she steps out, she looks amazing, but her entire closet consists mainly of budget-busting items.
There's no doubt about it, Ripley's Believe It Or Not! is packed full of bizarre items such as a bust of Judas made out of toothpicks.
Keep up the momentum A test for the Bank of England Reprints Related items The economy: Boom, bust and hubrisJul 29th 2004Yet despite the warning signals, the minutes of the July meeting of the Bank's monetary policy committee (MPC) sounded remarkably complacent.
The many Swastika-decorated items recovered included a bust of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, daggers, as well as an hourglass and a box of harmonicas.
The campaigners' line is that legal sales merely abet the illegal kind, especially when the black market is way beyond officialdom's control.In this section The return of Mr Nyet Round the horn Reprints Related items Business in China: Busting trustJul 17th 2008 Trade bans and conservation: Call of the wildMar 6th 2008Nobody can deny that China's black market was rampant until recently.
Similar to DVD releases that offer a wealth of extra content and items such as head busts, cloth maps and other knick knacks, albums released by the major labels might include extra features that cannot be physically copied in order to convince consumers to take out their wallets.
