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In addition to his work on postwar art, he is highly regarded for such seminal works of classical art history as "The Sexuality of Christ in Renaissance Art and in Modern Oblivion," and his critical Picasso touchstone "The Philosophical Brothel" about "Les Demoiselles d' Avignon".
He was the seminal figure of the modern American approach to classical music.
And while they were designing buildings and retail interiors that disrupted staid Swiss expectations, they also made dozens of hauntingly beautiful objects that deconstructed classical forms, including perhaps their most seminal piece, an elaborate Roman column with radially hinged drawers.
In our approach, we again follow the seminal ideas of Fort, Jr. and O'Neil in their classical papers [3, 4] from the early 1950s.
This is a seminal work from Hindemith's rigorously contrapuntal, humorlessly Neo-Classical period.
Because of its economic importance as a major plant pathogen of essential food staples such as rice and wheat and its molecular and classical genetic tractability, M. oryzae has emerged as seminal model for studying pathogen-host interactions [ 20, 21, 23, 25, 37].
In some programs such distinctions become meaningless: at the opening event, for example, Sebastian Meissner, a German electronic artist, will collaborate with the young Polish contemporary-classical group Kwartludium in a project inspired by the seminal California punk-rock record label SST.
Yet in the seminal "Agon" Balanchine also remained loyal to the 350-year-old idiom of classical ballet.
"George and Ira Gershwin are seminal figures in American culture, and their legacy remains stronger than ever as classical and popular forms become increasingly intertwined," said Christopher Kendall, dean of the School of Music, Theater & Dance at the University of Michigan.
