The most remarkable image of all shows Frida sitting in a chair.
The Bilbao museum building is also a remarkable image of opulence, exuberance and the beneficent possibilities of technology (and, of course, of art).
(An exhibition of Dawson's own photographs, including a remarkable image of David Hockney posing blockish and silver-thatched alongside his portrait by Freud, has just opened at the National Portrait Gallery).
A former Times colleague, Patrick Witty, captured another remarkable image of the scene that morning from the ground, and is now looking for help in identifying the witnesses to the tragedy whom he photographed on Park Row as the first tower came down.
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A common misunderstanding is that a "good" diagnostic efficacy means providing remarkable images of sufficient quality (Rosen et al. 2017; EUROPEAN-COMMISSION 2012; Fryback and Thornbury 1991).
The most visually effective work comes in the early 1920s, in paintings of stacked, tilted planes and planetary globes, and then again in the last few years of his life, when, in a state of visionary elevation, he produced remarkable images of whorls of colors spiraling deep into space.
It's a big and exuberantly gaudy directorial performance that's delivered in a modest and intimate format, and it's greatly aided by the remarkable images of Sean Price Williams, whose darting, agile camera work, often apparently with telephoto lenses, achieves a blend of intimacy and distance, of perception and opacity reminiscent of the camerawork in the films of John Cassavetes.
This is one of the many challenges posed by two exhibitions in London, which together provide an extraordinary opportunity to view and think about remarkable images of Native Americans.
