She holds a palette in her left hand, an open parasol is behind her.
("Here's what I hate: Howdy Doody," Eloise says, watching the TV through opera glasses, an open parasol in her other hand).
The grouping of the figures behind the open parasol creates a sense of intimacy, which is further reinforced by the placement of the viewer inside the boat.
She opens a parasol and complains, "I am weary holding it up and I cannot put it down".
Bebe Neuwirth, whose pallor suggests that all her scenes were filmed right after her plane landed, opens a parasol, crashes a grocery cart, pours herself a few drinks, and fires a gun (more or less in that order).
Before I met Wu, I had already spotted his wife; I always enjoyed the sight of her, a petite Chinese woman in a tight pink wrap mincing about the crowded Séguéla market on clogs that elevated her above the fish heads and the mud, a pink parasol open over her head like a flower.
In the global race to erect iconic structures that command attention and therefore tourists, the city of Seville, Spain, recently opened the Metropol Parasol, an inventive wooden canopy of six interconnected parasols, built using fire-treated wooden beams.
ANNA PIAGGI, the eccentrically painted and plumed editor at Italian Vogue, opened her red parasol at the Chanel haute couture show and sat under it.
Designed by German architect Jürgen Mayer H, the Metropol Parasol opened in March 2011 and claims to be the largest wooden building in the world.
Behind me is another family: mom, an aunt, a daughter and cousin holding umbrella frames, open like Parisian parasols, decorated with photographs, and tied with strips of cloth bearing names of deceased family.
Another solo show of his work is set to open at London's Parasol Unit this summer.
