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The 19th-century writer James Boaden wrote that "to me the portrait exhibits an aspect of calm benevolence and tender thought, great comprehension and a kind of mixt feeling, as when melancholy yields to the suggestions of fancy".

GEORGE E. PATAKI did not take questions about ANDREW CUOMO'S dropping out of the race for governor yesterday when Mr. Pataki presided over the unveiling of a life-size wax-portrait exhibit at Madame Tussaud's on West 42nd Street replicating the photograph of three firefighters raising the flag at ground zero last Sept. 11.

For "The Forensics of Face," Herman used portraits currently on display in the KMA's current "Eye to I...3,000 Years of Portraits" exhibit to demonstrate how this plays out.

The most important portrait on exhibit at the Jacquemart Andre Museum's Proust exhibit is one by Boldini of Count Robert de Montesquiou, who supposedly figures in "A la Recherche du Temps Perdu" as the depraved Baron Charlus.

"Workers' Portraits," photodocumentary exhibit by Robert Gumpert.

AMERICAN LABOR MUSEUM "Workers' Portraits," photodocumentary exhibit by Robert Gumpert.

Today at 1 30 p.m. "Workers' Portraits," photodocumentary exhibit by Robert Gumpert.

The portrait is exhibited here alongside approximately 100 photographs in which Miller turns her camera on the artist and his coterie.

The area of the desk is the only studied area of the hidden portrait that exhibits elevated Cu counts (Fig. 7e).

Lucinda Bunnen (left) with Atlanta photographer Whitney Stansell and her daughter at the opening of "Lucinda Bunnen: Georgia Portraits," an exhibit at the Atlanta Preservation Center in 2013.

There are 66 Bcd profiles associated with the phase portraits which exhibit the attractor-attractor switch mechanism of border formation and 20 profiles corresponding to the attractor-manifold switch mechanism, which make these two mechanisms predominant for the Bcd ensemble.