Hamilton splits his portrait between the plaintive drunk who repeats phrases in his head and the sober, fair-minded loner who sees the world for what it is.
The 1938 painting, which has rarely been on public view, is a split-visaged portrait of the daughter born to Picasso and his mistress Marie-Thérèse Walter Maya, who is Diana's mother wearing pigtails and a plaid jumper and holding a doll.
A portrait of split, compartmentalised identity, Fight Club stars Ed Norton as an office drone and Brad Pitt as his wild alter-ego.
Franklin argues that Jackson's portraits of "split" women anticipate Betty Friedan's description of the nineteen-fifties housewife as a "virtual schizophrenic" — a woman, as Franklin puts it, "pressured by the media and the commercial culture to deny her personal and intellectual interests and subsume her identity into her husband's".
You have these conversations in landscape mode for a split-screen style or portrait for picture-in-picture mode as seen in the image.
The survey responses, along with follow-up interviews and focus groups in rural Ohio, bring into view a portrait of a split that is tied more to social identity than to economic experience.
The 'disambiguation problem' is a major hurdle in the analysis of scientific careers as career profiles may be split or aggregated resulting in inaccurate portraits of productivity and impact.
The update will also bring with it a portrait QWERTY keyboard, and split-screen viewing during text input so you can check out web pages, forms and threads as you type.
The pair usually split their commissions, with Inman painting the oil portraits and Cummings doing the miniatures.
Among the more adventurous films in the Forum section Yang Rui's "Crossing the Mountain," a portrait of a southwestern Chinese village, splits the difference between ethnography and avant-garde fiction.
