In a likeness painted around 1893, Gauguin seems lost in thought and self-doubt.
A mix of influences, including a Fauve strain, can be detected in the likeness painted around 1919-1920.
He continues: "We take fortuitous resemblances among us to be actual likeness, because those around us have fallen heir to the same customs, trade in the same coin, acknowledge, more or less, the same notions of decency and sanity.
Mr. Dosky, who began his career in the administration of the first President Bush, toted a likeness of Ronald Reagan around for months after that former president left office, a period he described as one of past-presidential cutout greatness.
Not to mention Page was actually outspoken about The Last of Us "ripping off" her likeness for Ellie, around the same time when her own game, Beyond: Two Souls, was coming out.
In a book about isolation, likenesses proliferate like daydreams around ordinary objects and people, lending fantasy narratives to them, resonances that fill the empty spaces.
Indeed, the four men who once tossed around a dramatic likeness of the late Cardinal end their lives much as Thomas More did.
A later likeness includes heavier lines around her eyes and mouth.
It's important that likeness is always hovering around though being held off.
O'Bannon, who led U.C.L.A. to the 1995 national title, brought the lawsuit after he kept seeing his likeness used each year around N.C.A.A. tournament time.
