Ms. Koh has not disowned her precocious past; after all, she posted that Paganini video.
At the Prado, a compact retrospective of about forty borrowed Picassos, in chronological array — from precocious sketches, after Velázquez, that he made at the museum in 1897-98, while still a teen-ager, to a bravura canvas, "Musketeer and Love," from 1969, four years before his death — are interspersed with germane works from the museum's incredible permanent collection.
Major amputation was significantly associated with the technical failure of the procedure (χ = 0.0001), and technical failure was significantly associated with a precocious amputation after percutaneous angioplasty (1.5 ± 1.5 vs. 6.1 ± 1 months, P = 0.02) in comparison to the time of amputation observed in the technically successful percutaneous angioplasty procedures.
In an uncharacteristic outburst, Fanning once referred to fellow Australian artist Ben Lee as "a precocious little cunt", after Lee referred to himself as "the saviour of Australian music".
She came to Parsons years after a precocious friend had anointed him the perfect conflation of cuteness and musical talent.
NEW YORK -- After a precocious period when Olivier Theyskens was crafting Paris couture pieces, the designer has dug a new groove more suited to his 33 years.
He became chairman of the Economic Development Authority at a precocious 32 years old, after working for a year as its chief staff person.
After a precocious early success with a novel that had made him standard-bearer of the Jazz Age 20's, he plunged into alcoholism and failure, becoming a has-been at 38 as the country sank into Depression.
In what she describes as "a weird coincidence", her latest book, A Kind Man, a short, deceptively simple fable of loss and grief, appeared 50 years to the day after her precocious debut.
Franco Zeffirelli, filming the novel in 1996, emphasised the miseries of the young heroine (played, soon after her precocious Oscar for The Piano, by the 14-year-old Anna Paquin).
