In a square in Tel Aviv this week, a group of Israeli and Palestinian parents who lost children to political violence set out coffins, hoping to mark each death in the conflict.
A large arrangement of white flowers was set atop the coffin, which was closed.
Simpler issues were at stake in Rodrigo Cortés's English-language Buried, set inside a coffin.
The coffin, set in front of a statue of Harwell, was flanked by several large bouquets and enlarged photos.
A large jade beaker was placed on his coffin, set into a trefoil jade platform supported by gold and silver mythical creatures.
In fact, the funeral service for Nick Hyder, who died from a heart attack in the school cafeteria in 1996, was held for nearly 8,000 mourners inside the football stadium, his open coffin set on the 50-yard line.
Around 1905, Coffin set up her own office at the National Arts Club and began taking commissions, using her family connections to find work.
Upon arrival at the range, protesters set up homemade coffins and laid out photos of the 27 people killed by APD since 2010.
When the original tombs were excavated for relocation, the French found the mortal remains of the nobles within had each been wrapped in numerous traditional lambas (woven silk cloths) then set within wooden coffins packed with charcoal.
Near the chamber of the upper house of Parliament, where hundreds of people were gathered, employees from a yarn factory had set up a model coffin, saying it represented the Egyptian worker.
