Since forsaking an Abstract Expressionist style in the late 1960s, Ms. Jaffe has been cultivating a brightly colored reality-based abstraction — highly distilled, subtly colored and consummately composed — that has little tolerance for pure, mute form.
Mute swans form the classic image of devotion, with their curved necks entwined in a perfect love heart.
Labels: Mute, Industrial We formed our own independent label, Industrial Records, in 1976, after going along to meetings with major labels to see how the industry worked.
Golems are compelling to writers both because they rely explicitly on words to give them life and because they're simultaneously more and less than human – super-strong, sub-normally mute, manlike in form but crude and unformed in outline.
You don't need to turn on a computer to see the female form as mute and pliable.
Muting is effected either by inserting a separate mute of closed conical form or by stopping the bell throat with the right hand, raising the pitch approximately a semitone, for which the player compensates.
The artist's 2009 film Evaders features the mighty Pyrenees, which formed the mute backdrop to philosopher Walter Benjamin's escape from the Nazis (his flight ended with his suicide in 1940, having been refused entry at the Spanish border), as well as the blurred view from the train to Auschwitz.
If his breakup scene with Blanchett's Hepburn is more moving than the long stretch when Hughes' psychiatric symptoms have him on self-imposed lockdown, it's because DiCaprio's anguish is always more believable when he's giving form to the mute pain of characters who aren't themselves fully formed.
Other sizes of cornett included the descant; the S-shaped tenor; and straight forms, including the mute cornett, with the mouthpiece cut in the head of the pipe itself.
It mixes wry text pieces from the 1970s with later paintings that, though spare in form, are hardly mute.
