Watercolors and prints of such subjects served as "consoling fictions for a growing urban market".
Still other studies involve specific aspects of such subjects as housing and other types of building construction.
The new British view of history was suddenly exportable and seized on by numerous French painters enraptured by the pictorial possibilities of such subjects as the princes in the Tower, Cromwell at Windsor Castle and the execution of Lady Jane Grey.
While appealing more and more to conventional families, home-schooling -- embraced anew in the past 10 to 15 years -- was rooted largely in the religious misgivings over the secularization of schools and the teaching of such subjects as evolution.
For a two-fisted author who makes the macho Hemingway look like a whining benchwarmer, he's been widely praised for his sensitive handling of such subjects as abortion and sexual identity.
In general, Liji underscores moral principles in its treatment of such subjects as royal regulations, development of rites, ritual objects and sacrifices, education, music, the behaviour of scholars, and the doctrine of the mean (zhongyong).
Notwithstanding the colourful descriptive poems written in praise of such subjects as Mughal palaces, marvelously illuminated manuscripts, rare elephants, or court scenes, the general mood of lyric poetry became more gloomy.
In 1863 Whistler settled in London, where he found congenial themes on the River Thames, and the etchings that he did of such subjects garnered praise from the poet and critic Charles Baudelaire when they were exhibited in Paris.
The representations, (i.e., the dependent nature) appear in the cognition as if they have in them the subject-object duality, even though the dependent nature is wholly devoid of such subject-object duality.
