The Encyclopédie française is an even later example of this form, and, as Samuel Taylor Coleridge planned it, the Encyclopaedia Metropolitana could have proved the supreme example of this type of treatment.
"African Cultural Myth" (1994), a striking profile outline of an African woman, composed of these bits and pieces applied to a white wall is a later example of this technique and is on show here.
Later examples of the genre included the orchestral rock of Godspeed You! Black Emperor, the soaring "Hopelandic" vocals of Sigur Rós, and the sample-rich ambient pop of M83.
Before the word itself was coined in the 16th century by Montaigne and Bacon, what came to be called an essay was called a treatise, and its attempt to treat a serious theme with consistency deprived it of the seductive charm relished in the later examples of that form of literature.
Only later examples of this type survive, including the projecting marquee at 998 Fifth Avenue, built in 1912 at 81st Street.
Later examples of these fish were covered with bone, often forming an elaborate armor.
A better known, but much later, example of such engagements is the Buddhist work, Milinda-pañho (Questions of King Milinda) and Kathā-vatthu (Points of controversy).
In particular it has been assumed that Newton's so-called "rotating bucket experiment", together with the later example of a pair of globes connected by a chord and revolving about their center of gravity, is supposed to argue, or provide evidence for, the existence of true, or absolute, motion.
Heidi Levitt, a casting director, points to "Sex, Lies, and Videotape" as a later example "of voyeuristic and raw filmmaking" that lets everyone into the film casting process, since most of us are on-camera anyway.
In 1851, John Frederick Kensett (1816 1872) produced a large canvas, 40 x 60 inches, of Mount Washington that has become one of the best and finest later examples of White Mountain art.
