Edgar M. Cullman Sr., a cigar maker who worked to broaden the appeal of his product in the late 20th century, helping transform its public image from an unwieldy mobster's appendage to a cool and slim object of desire, died on Sunday at his home in Stamford, Conn.
Donald Gratz, a craftsman in metal whose creative realizations transformed the renderings of artists and architects into objects of art, died on Nov. 22 at his home in Manhattan.
Dr. Robert R. Wilson, a physicist who built the world's most powerful particle smashers in a setting that he insisted be surrounded by restored prairies and enriched by striking architecture and objects of art, died on Sunday at his home in Ithaca, N.Y.
Turing is summoned into the headmaster's office, and is told coldly that the object of his affection has died of bovine tuberculosis.
Fumio Yoshimura, a sculptor known for his highly detailed wooden replicas of plants, machines and a variety of everyday objects, died on July 23 in Manhattan, where he lived.
Franz West, an influential Austrian sculptor who pushed his objects toward design and abstract painting while maintaining a subversive attitude that undermined the notion of the artwork as an autonomous object, died Wednesday in Vienna following a long illness.
No Soviet general would have dared utter the kind of statement that's attributed to General George S. Patton: "The object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his".
The situation of the emotional subject is then seen (felt) in terms of the teaching; for example, the sufferer on whom the subject has compassion is seen as one for whom Christ died; the object of gratitude is seen as a gift from the hand of God; etc.
A Massachusetts private told his parents that he considered "the object of our government as one worth dying to attain the maintenance of our free institutions which must of necessity result in the freedom of every human being over whom the stars and stripes wave.
Mr. Heye left more than 800,000 objects when he died in 1957, plus a photo archive of 86,000 images of Indian life.
