It consists of sitting… PROFILE of Mrs. Dione Wilson Lucas who runs the Cordo Bleu Cooking School and Restaurant at 117 E. 60th St.
(A good example can be seen in the well-known publicity picture of James Dean from "Giant," sitting in profile with his boots up).
Painted in boldly colored enamels in a flat, cartoonish style, "Woman Waiting in a Theater Lobby" pictures a pensive woman sitting in profile on a bench with yards of institutionally patterned carpet extending around her.
Henry's big showdown with Eliza in the final scene has them sitting, in profile, on plinthlike structures on opposite sides of the stage, as if they were statues on a public square.
He saw Fiona in profile, sitting close up to one of the card tables, but not playing.
For Tanner, the most affecting product of his apprenticeship to Eakins was a tender 1897 portrait of Tanner's mother sitting meditatively in profile in a dark room.
His father, Ron Paul, 79, a former a Texan congressman, who is more unequivocally critical of American imperialism, was on the stage but kept a low profile, sitting on the far side, in the corner.
He is dressed in a grey shirt, black trousers and dark blue suede shoes; he swings his legs up in front of him on the chaise longue so that he is sitting almost in profile.
As a committed moviegoer who once treasured the cathedral-like atmosphere of the movie house, I now find myself entering the auditorium anticipating a bad experience — sitting and nervously profiling every person who walks into the theater for their yet-to-be-committed misdemeanors.
The show's core is a series of smallish drawings and cutouts, from 1952, that develop the schematic blue figure of a female nude sitting in profile, with her legs intertwined and one arm lifted behind her head and the other dangling by her side.
Bacall, seen in profile, is sitting, with her head tilted up, listening.
