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The exhibition, a version of which has just opened at the Prado in Madrid, aims to show how lifelike portraits began to be commissioned during the Renaissance to mark key moments in life – childhood, courtship and marriage, old age and death.
The ballparks are shown with lifelike detail, for instance, and video highlight buttons appear in a discreet corner.
One of their best-known advertising pictures, for a hair product called Pétrole Hahn, shows a lifelike female mannequin holding a bottle of lotion; only on close inspection is it clear that the hand in question belongs to a real woman.
Mr. Grinspun turns on one of the half-dozen or so computer screens in his office to show off the lifelike strands of animated hair that his lab helped create and stares lovingly at the screen.
To help illustrate this, Australia's Transport Accident Commission has built Graham — a lifelike, interactive model made to show the bodily features that humans might be equipped with if we evolve to endure blunt force in crashes.
In Toronto, his helmet showed a fierce, lifelike blue jay.
He shows me extraordinarily lifelike clay models of leading figures from the cold war, such as Stalin, Gorbachev, Thatcher and Reagan; a graphic novel of the second world war; a diary of the Black Death; 3D representations of chemical reactions.
—Larissa MacFarquhar From all my hours of reading at university, I have an oddly clear memory of the last scene of "The Winter's Tale," where King Leontes is shown an incredibly lifelike statue of his wife, Hermione, who died sixteen years earlier, after he unfairly accused her of unfaithfulness.
