Beate Hermelin, an expert on autism, says that no savant will discover a new mathematical theorem, initiate a novel stylistic movement, or render a revealing interpretation of a Beethoven piano sonata.
When human subjects do make an appearance, their faces are often obscured in some fashion, whether covered by a fur hood or shot from behind, a stylistic choice that render his subjects as monumental statements that contribute to the overall poeticism of the photo they inhabit.
Abdul R. JanMohamed, professor of English and American Literature at Emory University, calls this change of perspective a "stylistic bifurcation", which allows the reader to see Rosa from different points of view, rendering her a complex character who is full of contradictions.
In his book "Cartoon Fundamentals," Ross shows this stylistic evolution, from the carefully rendered illustrations of the thirties to the looser ones of the forties and fifties, using brush, India ink, and wash, which morphed into the even freer pen-line and wash technique of the sixties, before being reduced to pure extemporaneous line itself as the preferred medium of expression.
Often, the allusions are either included within longer melodies or rendered in an odd stylistic context that veils the source material.
The 27-year-old is disarmingly frank about the prospects of Joe Wright's film, which takes a boldly stylistic approach to a novel usually rendered in a traditional, naturalistic fashion.
The satisfactions it offers are those of above-average serial television: nasty villains (including a hulking blond boxer played by Mikael Spreitz) and intrepid heroes; elaborate mysteries with tidy solutions; a workaday environment rendered realistically, with an occasional stylistic flourish.
