Brooks used this romantic image of a figure in heroic isolation several times; a 1912 portrait of D'Annunzio, a 1914 self-portrait, and a portrait of Rubinstein completed in 1917 all show their subjects wrapped in dark cloaks and isolated against seascapes.
Rather, the message seems to be that it's possible to create shows dealing with religious subjects without wrapping them up in a miracle-of-the-week platitudes and that metaphysical issues can be addressed artistically in an arena of exploration and discussion rather than one of moral absolutes.
It's a subject The Wrap will explore continually as Hollywood embarks on this great new adventure.
I have always considered Vreeland's 1980 book, "Allure" — a compilation of photographs and text about that very subject, all wrapped up in Vreeland's own — as highly representative of what made Vreeland an editor like no one else.
"A lot of those e-mails obviously weren't meant for public consumption," she told Chris Wallace of Fox News, where she is a source, a commentator and a subject, all wrapped into one.
A third sheet (50 × 55 cm) was put on the second sheet and thereafter, the subject was wrapped in a 180 × 65 cm cotton sheet.
These subjects were 'mummy wrapped'; ie the adolescent's torso and arms are wrapped tightly in a cotton sheet.
Parkinson worked with caterers to improve food quality, initiated regular farm visits, expanded cooking classes and wrapped subjects such as science and PSHE around food.
Her swan-maiden subjects become chorally wrapped up in this love story, and their involvement makes this ballet like no other.
You'll be directed to take a picture with your interview subject while you wrap up.
Subject: Death is a Wrap! 'Come for the drinks & stay for the pool.' " He'd R.S.V.P.'d, but not immediately.
