He was a great draftsman and designer and could harmonize in his prints the two seemingly contradictory qualities of elegance and power.
On an unconscious level, this association makes me smile with fondness and connect to her qualities of elegance and grace.
Dutoit takes "Daphnis" a little slower now, but he still gives you everything the music can provide — the rushes of orchestral power, the vivid sensuality, the ghostly effects, the French qualities of elegance in phrasing coupled with lucidity of texture — while holding the big, nearly hourlong score together in one piece.
This last quality of attenuated elegance is evident not only in Parmigianino's paintings but also in his numerous and sensitive drawings.
Rather than emphasize the hootiness of her rounded, sometimes throaty Russian tone, she maintained a lyrical, natural quality, a kind of elegance.
French architecture is even less recognizably Baroque in its pronounced qualities of subtlety, elegance, and restraint.
"Salome Fast," written for the Asko Ensemble, combines qualities of European elegance and American irreverence.
ONE'S idea of the Italian garden may have been formed by studies of the Villa Lante or Villa d'Este, but it is the terraces, courtyards and backyards of the small towns and villages that often provide the core qualities of spatial elegance, sensuality, light and shade that we have come to recognize as essentially Italian.
"The harmony between Kartell and La Double J stems from many factors shared by the two brands: their ironic and positive view of reality, their pursuit of quality and elegance, and their super trendy and exclusive style," says Luti.
"He maintains a level of quality and elegance that other newer houses do not".
"Inspired by the most prestigious sweet wines of the world, such as Tokaij, Sauternes, and Ice wine, in terms of quality and elegance," Giacomo Rallo foresaw the sun and wind producing different yet equal conditions to noble rot and freezing temperatures for sweet wine production.
