The show traces the legacy of Andy Warhol's kind of pop art through various different tendrils.
Smith traces the legacy of this literature to the late twentieth century, where he lands on the exquisite, revelatory poetry and autobiographical writings of Jimmy Santiago Baca.
I mention to him Fox Butterfield's classic examination of African-American violence, All God's Children, which traces the legacy back to the brutality of slavery.
"The Dark Room", her 2001 debut, which was shortlisted for the Man Booker prize, traced the legacy of Nazi guilt in Germany through the lives of three ordinary people.
Abdul-Jabbar traces the legacy of the 761st -- nicknamed the Black Panthers, a twist on the German Panzer tanks -- to President Harry S. Truman's order that desegregated the armed forces and beyond.
The play, by Quiara Alegria Hudes, traces the legacy of war through three generations of a Puerto Rican family, and without invoking current politics, manages to indict the war in Iraq (1 10).
In his patent, Mr. DeHart traces the legacy of his idea to a 1934 patent (No. 1,952,568) for a table with food trays mounted in the surface and a washing apparatus below.
She traces the legacy of racism throughout the 20th century, from 1967, when the White Hats formed, to the establishment, by a Baptist minister, of an all-white private school called Camelot and the voluntary closing of white businesses in the 1970's when they were ordered by the courts to hire blacks.
Starring Jamie Bell as the ever-young, adventure-prone journalist, "The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of The Unicorn" traces the legacy of a mysterious piece of parchment and the henchman who are trying to find it before the boy hero.
This article first traces the legacy of qualitative research in environmental health, then uses a case study of the author's experiences studying the Woburn, Massachusetts, childhood leukemia cluster to provide personal and scholarly insights on qualitative approaches.
