In another brilliantly mischievous image, a yogi is shown holding an enviably straight headstand with a background of lush green grass.
In one mischievous image, the young John F Kennedy is just another face in a group of more animated faces gathered around him.
And like his son, Johnny Manziel, the redshirt freshman quarterback for No. 9 Texas A&M and the Heisman Trophy front-runner heading into Saturday's game against Missouri, a sudden star both in his father's mischievous image and labeled with the all-American nickname Johnny Football.
Rivera's political sympathies were not those of the Rockefellers, and a battle ensued: Rivera was determined to include, among other mischievous images, the head of Lenin, and Nelson, probably acting on orders from Junior, told the artist that "your thrilling mural" had to be Lenin-less.
Meanwhile, I leave you with a genuine, but strange image of this mischievous volcano.
The image is both mischievous and violent, a ghostly hoax and a work of sadism.
The success of confrontational reality shows exposes the gap between our noblest self-image and our mischievous delight in others' conflicts.
It is the realm of poetry in which the fairy king, Oberon, and his mischievous servant speak in lush images of green figs and purple grapes, butterfly wings and succulent sacs of honey.
Still, George Burns's persona as America's lovably mischievous grandfather is fundamentally unobjectionable, and this image, which Mr. Gorshin is at pains to recreate, is successfully preserved.
The image could well be the mischievous work of its own architects, the Rotterdam-based practice OMA, which has made its own collage of the building alongside Kim Jong-il, George W Bush, Saddam Hussein and Jesus for a book cover, as well as an image of it bursting into flames behind a spread-legged porn-star.
Always keen on expressing something "beyond the surface image," he captured Garcia's wild, mischievous side, transforming him into a bear.
