"Scene, Exposition, Scene, Flashback, Scene, Cue Epiphany".
Still, the old Crockett and Tubbs, played by Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas, carried a lot of baggage onto the set: divorces, dead partners, Vietnam, the N.Y.P.D. Their new, improved selves, by contrast, travel light and sleek, with no back stories to burden the picture with exposition.
In 1875 Eakins, who had yet to become well known, decided to paint a major picture for the Centennial Exposition to be held in Philadelphia the following year.
It is, at times, a confusingly busy place, and you have to concentrate to stitch together a full picture of it from scraps of exposition.
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Correction: April 13 , 2000 Thursday A picture caption on Monday about a ukulele exposition in West Orange, N.J., misstated the surname of one of the performers.
The opening punch-up is not vouchsafed to us straight after the credits, or even during the credits, in the way we have come to expect from any action picture, but after 10 self-effacing minutes of exposition.
The advertisement occupies a whole page of the magazine, and under the picture, in tasteful italics, it says: Invitation Harrods Exposition of the Fashions for Spring is simply a tribute to the dress-taste and discrimination of the public Harrods serve.
The exposition of iconic Girl in a Picture Frame and its pendant Scholar at the Lectern was supplemented with X-ray examinations of the paintings and other works by contemporary Dutch artist's including Repentant St. Peter from Rembrant's workshop.
The scene required little dialogue or exposition.
It was the 1855 Exposition Universelle, and in particular the 35 pictures by Eugène Delacroix on display there, that converted him.
