With snippets of magazines, pasted photographs and found objects, the fantastical universe of his imagination was realized in meticulously composed masterworks born out of everyday material.
Any historical film, particularly one so richly and meticulously realized, will be misleadingly complete and concrete.
Another problem is that any historical film, particularly one so richly and meticulously realized, will be misleadingly complete and concrete.
The doll's minutely carved hairstyle is a meticulously realized version of one made fashionable by the Emperor Antoninus Pius's wife Faustina Major and their daughter Faustina Minor.
The gestures and expressions of these handmade citizens of a meticulously realized city are given more poignancy by the slight hesitancy imposed by stop-motion animation.
THAT the playwrights Hannah Bos and Paul Thureen, mainstays of the fast-emerging company the Debate Society, create such meticulously realized and unified worlds is even more remarkable when you consider their history — something that, for a moment recently, they seemed reluctant to do.
Every three minutes a meticulously realized, glistening scale model in resin of the Giardini with its trees and national pavilions rises from the deep, before slowly sinking back again.
He is, in effect, a documentary filmmaker whose overwhelming sense of confectionery artifice — of screen-crowding and mind-catching detail, of choreographic turbulence and sculptural majesty — depends on his creation of a densely populated, deeply conceived, and meticulously realized world.
There was a reason, you realize, that the meticulously frantic "I Love Lucy" was so beloved in the atomic age.
The bleak operations room of a set, brilliantly realized by Jim Clayburgh and Jim Findlay, and Jennifer Tipton's meticulously calibrated lighting are every bit as much characters as those played by the actors.
Their almost photographic sense of infinite space becomes especially expansive once you realize that they are meticulously handmade, the color of each speck matched to the light tone of a particular star.
