All of their competent, lively performances circle respectfully around Grant, whose presence here is an enigma.
Within this lively collectors' circle Rubens himself played a prominent part, building a magnificent Italianate house in Antwerp and filling it with an impressive collection of paintings and antique sculpture.
He was a central figure, much loved and respected, in the lively social circle that grew up at Lower Mall in the mid-1950s, becloseg close friends with John Osborne, his wife Mary Ure and the directors Bill Gaskill, Karel Reisz and Lindsay Anderson, founder members of Free Cinema.
At the same time, he felt drawn to the coffeehouses and taverns frequented by writers, musicians, actors, and liberal professionals, forming lasting friendships in such lively intellectual circles.
May 15 2015 June 20 201515 These grainy black-and-white pictures look like they were pulled from the Indian artist's private photo album from the seventies: pictures of girlfriends, acid trips, and the lively bohemian circles that Bartholomew travelled in during the era.
Jane Austen's lively and affectionate family circle provided a stimulating context for her writing.
In contrast to George III's rather straitlaced court, the prince's circle was lively and dissolute.
But there this is a lively debate in all circles about how this number is best calculated in the UK".
On Thursday, Specialist Hutchinson received an other-than-honorable discharge, ending an impasse that had surprised many legal experts and spurred lively debate in military circles.
Shown with the Eluards (he the poet, she his beautiful wife, muse of many artists and possible lover of Picasso) and the Penroses (he the scholar and eventual husband of Lee Miller, another lush and talented muse) among others, we see the colorful gaiety and rich and lively interaction in the Picasso circle with a vividness that is rare.
