The thief used a concrete saw to cut through terrazzo and sidewalk, then carted off the 300-pound, five-pointed pink star bearing Peck's name and the motion-picture logo, both rendered in brass.
Viewed in that light, not everything in the show is actually all that much fun, partly because some of the strategies of provocation have gone stale: pictures from pornographic magazines rendered in needlepoint by Maria E. Piñeres, for example, or nuclear missile models made of stacked consumer goods by Aleksandra Mir.
The game's 19 tracks span the globe--from Tahiti to the Swiss Alps to Tokyo--and each is rendered in picture-perfect detail.
The great Morris Hirshfield's pictures of women, animals and landscapes rendered in serpentine, linear patterns combine idiosyncratic style, erotic imagination and pantheistic spirit.
With leaves, grasses, birds and sumptuous angelic costumes rendered in nearly microscopic detail, and a tumultuous, hallucinogenicly colorful sky, it vividly pictures the rewards of true spiritual hunger.
The issue here is the picture is rendered in chiaroscuro, achieved by selective burning.
When a picture is monochromatically rendered in gray, it is called grisaille; when in yellow, cirage.
Her fingernails are exquisitely painted, each one emblazoned with a tiny picture of a palm tree rendered in multicoloured polish.
There are predecessors like Courbet, represented by a nondescript drawing of a scruffy man giving alms to a beggar boy, and a radiant picture of cows and forest rendered in squiggly red chalk lines by the Barbizon painter Daubigny.
The winner of the Booker of Bookers, who's able to capture the most subtle and elusive of human sensitivity, still frequently tweets cringeworthy and self-promoting material (he recently tweeted a picture of all his books rendered in chocolate cake form, humblebraggingly calling it "an improvement").
