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They were replaced by something far more gorgeous: museum-quality terra cotta ornamentation in the Arts and Crafts style, designed and manufactured by the renowned Grueby Faience Company of Boston.

Modigliani and Léger are part of the same story the earlier paintings tell: both were shaped by cubism, both turned it into something more decorative and gorgeous than Picasso ever intended.

For something more colourful, the Hawaiian album is gorgeous, has 30 pages and costs £18.75.

Accordingly, a quite gorgeous sensuality now modulates his erotic transgression with something more elusive.

The guitars are jumped-up and plasticy; the melodies are gorgeous; and Malkmus's abstractions are rooted in something more urgent than the adolescent desire to razz.

"There are lots of beautiful young women of color out there who would look just as gorgeous or even more gorgeous on this cover and for you guys to see something in me -- and for my story to connect in a way that you allowed me to tell and have this platform to tell my story to your readers, is just something I won't take for granted," she said.

Flanked by rows of elm trees, the parkways were broken up by a series of gorgeous landscaped roundabouts, slowing the city's rhythms of movement into something more majestic yet distinctly democratic.

That place, which W magazine recently characterized as an "irreverent orb of gossip, gorgeous people, designer clothes, groovy tunes, art, kitsch and street culture," was something more.

If I want something more aggressive, more specific, more like the satirist than the salesman, can you blame me? "The Late Show" opened with a gorgeous new credits sequence, which turned New York into a small town using the techinique of "tilt-shift photography".

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More gorgeous weather for my last day.