The Independent was less pleased with the Tate's achievement, however, particularly the loose interpretation of group titles and the "higgledy-piggledy scattering" of the works' arrangement.
A scattering of other works incorporate greenery — mini-cactuses in Edgar Orlaineta's sculpture "Avant Garden"; a branch plucked from a New York City park in Klaus Weber's assemblage "Willow Rack".
A number of good composers had long been busy writing descriptive music for the movies, and Rapee included a generous scattering of their work.
Technology, analysts say, allows scattering of pieces of work around the world, seeking skills and lower costs.
Extremities seem to be the overriding theme within Guinness art, be they in size, length, or mass, but whether or not these diverse, seemingly scattered bodies of work can stand alone, outside of Guinness' yearly print edition, makes the franchise's definition of art a bit more complicated.
Hungary's stormy 20th century played a part in the scattering of Berény's works – and relatives.
So, into the Hallé's series of concerts we introduced a thread called Scattered Sparks, a collection of works inspired by war or political upheaval.
But the lure of being part of such a comprehensive exhibit persuaded many donors.Only a scattering of Matisse's great works on paper has been shown in Britain.
Amid a huge show that ranges over eight centuries of Ghandara statues devoted to depicting the face of Buddha, are scattered the works of a playful and eagerly collected young Pakistani photographer, Rashid Rana.Using computer software to mix his images, Mr Rana creates works that are both ironic and disturbing.
Most of the scores of works now scattered across the woods, clearings and meadows are only visible when you come upon them following the various "art-nature" trails.
