His work now includes quirky, soulful portraits as well as evocative images, and his installations incorporate tiny snapshots alongside poster-size work taped up and down walls.
"Sonetos de Amor" ("Love Sonnets"), a five-song Neruda cycle by the Argentine composer Ezequiel Viñao, deftly fused the styles of performers associated with jazz, Latin American and Middle Eastern music, as well as evocative computer animations and spontaneously created illustrations by the artist Kevork Mourad.
Here you'll find sketches by most of the first-and second-generation Hudson River School painters -- light-filled, open panoramas celebrating the natural beauty of the landscape -- as well as evocative studies by talented if largely forgotten mid-to late-19th-century artists.
There is much about the succession of lovers or near-lovers - Gabriel Atkin, Ivor Novello, Noël Coward, Rex Whistler and above all the unbearable Stephen Tennant with his pearls and tantrums - but these tortuous episodes, in which Sassoon often gave as much hell as he got, are greatly revealing of his dissatisfaction as well as evocative of the period.
The imaginal scenes were developed based on previous research on imaginal scenes in cue reactivity research [ 66, 67] and described common environmental, interpersonal, and affective contexts of drinking, as well as evocative descriptions of the orosensory properties of beer.
As well as being evocative nationally, Divisionism was modern.
Up to this moment, Sarah MacDougall's narrative is well paced and evocative, and includes excellent new research.
Like most depressives, Murray entered a kind of living purgatory, captured well in this evocative if at times overly simplified account.
The book offers a detailed study of the Dickenses' family home and its surrounding neighborhood, as well as an evocative and damning portrait of Britain's de-facto "prison system to punish poverty".
