The romantic framing of Jesus in the Son of God is not only notable for what it emphasizes, but also for what it neglects.
Fabritius depicts himself as a precociously romantic figure, framed against a brooding sky, in armour to do battle with his demons.
Both quartets have an essentially neo-Romantic frame, but Mr. Friedman heads in unexpected directions, with hints of neo-medievalism, modernist effects and occasional rock influences.
Bill Clinton goes on to paint Hillary (at length) as the object of his romantic pursuit, framed as a determined male quest (in which of course the outcome must be that the man gets the object he desires).
Summer jobs are often romantic; the time frame creates a perfect parenthesis.
There's something almost campy about the Beck house's grand proportions and the relentlessness of its arches, but the arches are impressive from without and frame romantic views of the house's six-and-a-half-acre site from within.
There are other tools that are helping to bring about an extremely romantic, non-critical frame of mind and body.
In the 1970s Goldman penned two of his most famous novels The Princess Bride (1973), a romantic adventure comedy framed as an abridgment of a fictional fairy tale written by fictional author "S.
No need to get thee to a nunnery to get the look: the catwalks were awash with classically romantic make-up framed by woollen hoods and structured cutaway funnel necks at Bruno Pieters and Gareth Pugh, and even modern hennin head-dressess at Marc Jacobs, so Saxon up your headgear.
A near-obsession with framing romantic attachment as a fairy tale?
In her opinion, the key is in adding the "yin" and "eliminating the "yang" - meaning soft cozy bedding in sumptuous colors, wooden bed frames, romantic artwork, photographs of you and your significant other only, extending the foot of the bed with a bench.
