Cantilevered out from one wall is a giant, realistic representation of a New York policeman's cap.
What mattered was Barbados's role in the imperial project, rather than any realistic representation of its geography or population.
The condemnations of Blyton for not providing a realistic representation of English life entirely miss the point.
She said it was "not a realistic representation" of patients in west London, but an "audience of a certain type".
All are instances of stereotyping which hold back a realistic representation of characters whose background and experiences may well reflect those of many readers.
Even though realistic representation was rarely the aim of classical Japanese painting, the genitals in most shunga seem particularly out of whack.
Costing $12m and reputedly featuring 1,500 extras, the 30-minute scene has no equal as a realistic representation of the horrors of the second world war battlefield.
One report in Congress called the film "a realistic representation of the automatic dialing and access capabilities of the personal computer".
To call attention to the new work, he invented a term to describe it: "Artificial Realism," defined as "the realistic representation of that which is artificial".
This film, by contrast, offers a realistic representation of a disturbed personality, set in the solemn cultural center of great music and psychoanalytic theory.
The canons of academic training in art specified the idealization of the human form, not a realistic representation -- not to mention a caricature.
