On the cover image she is pictured boldly wearing nothing except a statement Chopard silver necklace and a red lip look created by makeup artist Gucci Westman and her signature artfully touselled hair, by stylist Orib.
Co-founder Guibert Englebienne (pictured above) boldly says the plan is to go public on Nasdaq in two years.
Drawing on the defiance the picture exudes, Siegler boldly attempted to re-upload the picture to Google+.
Linda Stark's paintings combine New Age kitsch and real mysticism, and Joan Brown's large, boldly painted picture of a woman waiting in a theater lobby is a high-impact fusion of introversion and extroversion.
(Ages 3 to 5) Fat Cat's sheepish grin is the running punch line in this cheerful, boldly designed picture book (in cartoony typefaces named Chaloops and Eatwell Chubby, according to the endpapers).
The Victorians, so proud of their newly emerging manufacturing capabilities, put pictures of their factories boldly in the centre of their branding.
In each piece (or part of a piece) — by, in succession, Tristan Murail, Schoenberg, Gyorgy Kurtag, Messiaen, Ravel (the "Gibet" from "Gaspard de la Nuit") and Mussorgsky (a chunk of "The Great Gate of Kiev" from "Pictures at an Exhibition," boldly lifted from the middle of the piece) — the composer evokes chimes, bells or pealing tones to memorialize someone.
As the finale, these boldly, exuberantly expressionistic pictures are like two dear old friends.
The most charismatic pictures are a selection of boldly monumental, romantic landscapes, which have the moody eloquence (without the sentimentality) of Turner.
Christie's boldly reproduced Picasso's picture, "Woman With Flowered Hat," which dates from 1939 or 1940.
