At least two major stylistic divisions can be made among artifacts of the period: imperial art of Iranian derivation and Buddhist art of mixed Greco-Roman and Indian sources.
Stylistic divisions in wine are often presented as traditionalism versus modernism, and I regularly find myself on the traditionalist side because modernism is often code for diminishing what makes a wine distinctive.
More such events are coming up at the Miller Theater, including an enticing series called Piano Revolution and programs by ensembles like Scratchband, which plays works that obliterate stylistic divisions in contemporary music.
According to critic Alun Morgan, "his mind was never cluttered up with thoughts of stylistic divisions.
Cutting across stylistic and generational divisions, it brings together work that telegraphs time-consuming technique, whether contemplative, workmanlike or obsessive.
In the end, Emanuel and a surprising number of other Democratic leaders with whom I've spoken in recent months maintain that their party's divisions are more stylistic than ideological: Sanders pledges free college for all; Chicago's mayor experiments with a limited version — free community college for some.
The other part is stylistic.
Federico Fellini's semi-documentary "The Clowns" (1970) represents the boutique division, designer movies with bold stylistic signatures that filled art houses, fueled film festivals and won international awards.
However, the geometry of this network indicated and reflected stylistic connections, after subjective examination of the division of clusters in the network, between artists based on how "painterly" they are.
It soon becomes apparent, however, that the dominant stylistic and dramatic influence is Brecht with the division into a prologue and nine chapters and the alienating devices that constantly keep us aware that we are watching an instructive spectacle.
