More compelling are his collages, odd and amusing juxtapositions of figures and faces cut from books of photographs by Diane Arbus, Annie Leibovitz and others.
With their unlikely juxtapositions of figures and locales and their use of outline drawing, both works recall paintings of David Salle that also relied on a jarring pastiche of images and sources.
In this later period, he became involved with experiments in the conjunction of drawing and sculpture through the use of silkscreen and bromide images mounted on simple shapes and by the juxtaposition of small plaster figures and graphic backgrounds.
The juxtaposition of the two figures sets up a series of contrasts between young/old, male/female, and between the different yet similarly dreamy states that we all sink into when we think no one is watching.
I like the juxtaposition of these headless figures.
The reporting of original (raw) data is a key aspect of data-driven research study in context of its completeness, accuracy, reproducibility, and independent validation by peer review and the juxtaposition of research results, figures, statistical tables and author's textual interpretation of their results.
This gradient roughly correspond to the one observed with the juxtaposition of mean shape.
"The Mostly Mozart Festival this summer celebrates Beethoven," a program note begins, and the juxtaposition of these two towering figures is the snoozy theme of the next month.
Ideas like the juxtaposition of unrelated objects, partial images of figures and references to automatic writing began to permeate his work.
The movement of the figures, the juxtaposition of nude and clothed, of male and female, creates a revel in which even the landscape seems to participate only a Venetian could have created such a pagan, earthy, and hedonistic glorification of life.
