Taking this vantage point, the body is not subdued by the image, nor is the patient rendered invisible by it, but rather the body is 'multiplied' to include 'the image as well as the reality'.
Although the reaction to the accord was subdued in Colombia, images of some Colombians celebrating in the streets began circulating on social media.
Why? Was it the image of a subdued Chester Cheetah rising gently from a farm field bathed in golden sunlight?
Secretary Rumsfeld defended the military's decision to show those video images of a subdued Mr. Hussein undergoing a medical exam, which some critics said could violate the Geneva Convention prohibition of "parading" prisoners of war.
The accompanying image is an uncharacteristically subdued blur, but Ms. Mitchell's later paintings and pastels take Mr. Schuyler's colorful imagery to heart.
Critics of Leza One's art have compared him to Caravaggio, and though that's for the viewer to decide, this contemporary artist's images do express a subdued chiaroscuro frailty, especially those from the Urban Muses project.
With his receding hairline, doughy middle and subdued manner, Emelianenko fails to evoke an image of the Russian warrior.
Where the paintings remain airless, there is a subdued atmospheric quality to drawings that gives the images added eloquence.
On Friday, in Yousafzai's home town of Mingora, several residents spoke proudly of how the Nobel win could transform the Swat district's image to a peaceful one — but others were subdued, even fearful.
The David Frankel gallery of San Francisco has a selection of photographs recently released by the estate of Richard Avedon, including his famous images of Warhol's surgery-scarred torso and a subdued Marilyn Monroe.
