Ominously subtitled "Volume One (1919-1955)," the book offers a profusion of the artist's juvenilia, paintings (including student copies of Renaissance works in the Met), minor illustrations, sheaves of wartime sketches, and letters to his wife, Natalie (who wrote the foreword), and even a reproduction of his college transcripts.
Ms. Hassi said she was at a party recently when someone came up to her and offered a profusion of thanks.
The art works offer a profusion of gentle landscapes, seascapes, and city views, as well as a frank, sympathetic oil portrait of a girl in fancy dress by Norman Rockwell ("Girl in Spanish Costume").
But South Australia does offer a profusion of quality wineries, most of them an easy day trip from Adelaide, a pleasant city surrounded by green parkland.
Yet the index offers the potential for a profusion of case studies on varying scales, from the health of the Long Island Sound or San Francisco Bay to large-scale analyses of the Mediterranean Sea or the vast open waters of the Pacific.
"Song to Song" offers a dazzling profusion of perspectives and angles, in some of the most radically inflected points of view since the heyday of Dziga Vertov.
"Fantastic Mr. Fox" offers a dazzling profusion of visual detail, across the height and width of the frame, which repays — even requires — multiple viewings.
In the Profile of Wes Anderson that I did for the magazine last fall, I wrote, " 'Fantastic Mr. Fox' offers a dazzling profusion of visual detail, across the height and width of the frame, which repays — even requires — multiple viewings".
Nor do we deal here with the basic "snitch" problem, in which offers of leniency by police result in a profusion of jailhouse confessions that defy credulity.
In "Tumbleweed," a profusion of delicate branches offer the natural equivalent of Pollock's all-over painting.
About a decade ago, one began to notice a profusion of Organization Kids at elite college campuses.
