But it's also interesting as a fine instance of a strikingly newish kind of thing: the serious and even scholarly biography of a much gossiped-over pop figure, where the old Kitty Kelley-style scandal-sheet bio is turned into a properly documented and footnoted study that nonetheless trades on, or at least doesn't exclude, the sensational bits.
The photographs have had a life of their own, but many of the pieces memorialized in them — the strikingly delicate kinds of constructions Calder began to make that year — all but vanished from public view after they were exhibited in the early 1940s.
Painted from life in the studio, his works depict nude models, frequently posed strikingly alongside all kinds of interesting objects and patterned textiles.
Painted from life in the studio, his works depict nude models, both male and female, frequently posed strikingly alongside all kinds of odd and interesting objects and patterned textiles to create dynamic, colorful compositions.
After the injections, Dr. Sneddon said, "fish demonstrated 'rocking' motion strikingly similar to the kind of motion seen in stressed higher vertebrates like mammals, and the trout injected with acetic acid were also observed to rub their lips onto the gravel in the tank and onto the tank walls".
Chelsea Through March 27 As usual, Alex Bag's exhibition is long on raw talent, but strikingly lacking in the cooked kind.
"Our buyers are seeking the slow, colonial culture of rural northern Argentina, surrounded by strikingly beautiful one-of-a-kind scenery, living the life surrounded by vineyards with interesting cultured neighbors and, of course, the ultimate: drinking wine that came from your very own vineyard without the hassle and costs to maintain it," she said.
Handy's longitudinal self-study is a kind of personal version, strikingly triangulating their research findings with his individual and historical account.
Lois Lane is still strikingly independent, and "Superman has that kind of dorky wonder about him as Clark Kent," she explained, but he's a less complicated, more straightforward hero here.
The difference between the staining and size of the two kinds of nuclei are strikingly evident in Fig. 7c, an enlargement of a segment from Fig. 7a.
