But in these earlier times, the sailor and the sea were elements of an archetypal religious drama, regularly addressed in sermons.
Videos of their performances, costumes, sets and materials, as well as a tea-house structure made from canvas, feathers, sweet rice and sea salt — elements used in the brilliant "Naked," performed this year at the Baryshnikov Arts Center — are all on view.
A 1953 film of Hepworth hacking away in the sunlit studio gardens at St Ives, hair coiled like Simone de Beauvoir, as Cecil Day-Lewis intones the exceedingly portentous voiceover about the sea, the elements, the trees that contain the forms, and so forth, is unmitigated hagiography.
"Residue," an installation and collection at the New York Library for the Performing Arts, offers videos of their performances, costumes, sets and materials, as well as a tea-house structure made from canvas, feathers, sweet rice and sea salt — elements used in the brilliant "Naked," performed this year at the Baryshnikov Arts Center.
The oceanic influence in airmasses from these origins is highlighted by the stable isotopic content (weighted mean close to the Atlantic Ocean signature) and by the chemical concentrations dominated by sea salt elements.
It had a sea-like element, which, at the time, was our reference to Kraftwerk.
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Speaking at an emergency press conference called 37 minutes ago in the White House, President Bush announced that air, sea and land elements of a massive US invasion force are being assembled in the Persian Gulf and on Iran's western borders.
The feeling of time suspended that emanates from the Terborch invites meditation, and so does the greatness of nature at sea when the elements unleashed make man feel puny, as in van de Cappelle's admirable picture.
