Made with a chrome-coated metal frame and LCD mirror screen protectors, the case also serves as a compact mirror, just the thing for those of us who check for lipstick smudges on the phone camera.
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Don't miss the French windmill clock, the Alan Wallwork pottery shell vase, the 1970s Peter Max canister set, the McCarty pottery tumbler set, the 1900s Eiffel Tower measuring tape, the 1900s Hermann Bojesen birds, the antique French vanity mirror screen and the 1976 C Jere sailboat sculpture.
The order number of the stimulus was projected on the mirror screen placed about 1 m above the scanner table.
Flair, a store that carries new and vintage furnishings, is having its first warehouse sale, through March 28, with about 250 items on sale (a midcentury button-back chair, originally $3,600, is $2,150; a 1940s mirrored screen that was $5,800 is $3,400 7878 Grand Street (Wooster Street), (212) 274-1750 or flairhomecollection.com.
"Light on Glass" (2005) and "Mirrored Screen" (2005), with their flashes glowing in a darkened room, also suggest historical precedents, calling to mind Baroque paintings by artists like Caravaggio or Georges de La Tour that feature dramatic contrasts of dark and light or a single, glowing light source.
This room also displayed the most arrestingly beautiful mirrored screen ever made, which was the work of French designer and portrait painter Etienne Drian.
Clean your mirror, TV screen, computer screen, desk, etc.
The floors display English furniture from the late 17th to early 19th centuries, along with mirrors, screens and accessories.
And while nature, in the dialogue, is continually invoked, the characters in the film are never exposed to a real landscape until they arrive, en masse, at Ophelia's funeral -- the graveyard being the only respite from the city's hard surfaces, mirrors, screens and signs.
Better for him to be glancing down at a text on the lectern and then up at the people in the room (and the cameras) than rotating his head from side to side, eyes alternating mechanically between the one-way-mirror screens three or four feet away.
