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Alice Duke's artwork - her first published comic - is superb and, unusually for this book, employs a subtle, luscious range of grey tones rather than stark black and white.
The film's guileless, heartfelt style veers perilously close to corniness at times, but the superb cast (including an unusually restrained Alan Cumming as Olaf's alarmingly fertile best friend) dares you to mock.
Her wicketkeeping was superb throughout the innings although another batting failure completed an unusually lean summer.
The decor was striking, full of candy-coloured, linear elements and superb costumes – Rice took full charge of sets and costumes wherever he could, since, unusually, he was conspicuously successful in both departments.
Mr. Crimp's literate, dramatically strong libretto inspired a superb score in which Mr. Benjamin, a former student of Olivier Messiaen and Alexander Goehr, remains true to his Modernist roots while showing an unusually keen ear for sonorities.
His colour combinations are nothing short of superb – he dresses like a Matisse collage – and maybe this is how he was able to woo so many unusually attractive girlfriends.
Among Richter's distinguished recorded works are his superb performances of Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, as well as his controversial interpretation of Schubert's Sonata in B-flat Major, which exhibits an unusually slow, hypnotic first movement.
