Eggers has a knack for unusual framing, using negative space to add to the unease.
On Friday, Cutler and Gross, the British eyewear label specializing in unusual frames, like flat-top round frames in pearlized lilac acetate in a style worn by Madonna ($550), will open its first store in the United States, in SoHo.
There is also a hardworking stylist's assortment of stacked vintage luggage; small, unusual frames; and general bric-a-brac that says, "It's been in the family since Christmas".
Whedon also used unusual framing for shots, often leaving much of the frame empty, with a character being placed near the bottom or off to the side.
If in doubt, pause the video and move the playback slider along, to check for any scary or unusual frames near the end.
Mr. Marcoussis, born in Warsaw, but living and working in Paris in the 1920's, is represented by a curious, experimental still-life oil painting on glass titled "Fish" (1926), with a very unusual wooden frame by Pierre Legrain -- the person who made Picabia's snakeskin frame.
Their offerings are carefully selected and their displays are inviting, beckoning visitors to smell and touch, encouraging them to imagine the joys of owning this antique urn, that tiny teapot or that unusual picture frame.
As this exhibition recalls, the sella curulis, a folding stool of ancient Greece, was a hot decorating commodity in the early 19th century, thanks to its unusual curved frame and a political symbolism that dovetailed neatly with the aspirations of the young republic of the United States.
Ours took 18 months to complete not an unusual time frame in our experience but we are aware that some systematic reviews (eg, many Cochrane and Campbell reviews) take longer and involve more comprehensive searches.
2 things stand out regarding the new photo frame Princeton Technology [JP] unveiled today: The unusual shape and the low price.
