Susan Ison, Loveland's cultural services director, said she felt "sick" over the print's destruction and also over the protests.
Nearby, you may compare Rembrandt's study of a seated woman with the supplicant in his "Christ Healing the Sick (Hundred Guilder Print)," from the Morgan's collection, noting how he made her appear more infirm by unclasping her hands and extending her legs.
Christopher Kane unleashed an array of ideas that were euphoric in their execution and left you buzzing about black puffa jacket nylon mixed with guipere lace, neon pom-pom knits, sick shades of pink, floral prints and organza layers that turned like pages of a book on a stunning finale of dresses.
In one print ad, "Experience sick day," only one fitting room in a row has clothes draped on the door, illustrating a woman who goes shopping under the guise of being sick.
Maybe you wonder if you should have called in sick, stocked up on popcorn, printed out a few Congressional Budget Office reports and tuned in for six hours to do your civic duty.
Last February, sick of The Hartford Courant printing articles about how city officials used public money to pay for a dinner at his restaurant, Carl A. Carbone, the owner of Carbone's, wrote a letter to the editor.
Added a DVF cashmere leopard-print scarf for my sick throat.
His crusade started in 2008 when the News of the World printed a story headlined "F1 boss has sick Nazi orgy with 5 hookers".Mr Mosley did not deny having sado-masochistic sex with prostitutes.
Prayers are selected and printed in festive editions for new parents, the sick, the bereaved, the anxious, the environmentally conscious, the imprisoned, the freshly converted, and just about every other group you can imagine.
If insurance companies are not prevented from canceling or restricting coverage after patients get sick, insurance policies are not worth the paper they are printed on.
