(At MOMA, there is a sweet hand-drawn map of Brussels on which he designates his own house as the museum, alongside the very real Palais des Beaux-Arts and Musées Royaux).
That chopped-and-screwed self-portrait, the one in which he designates himself as a "loser", also proclaims him a "joker" and, in a complex pun, a rastaquouère: a nouveau-riche foreigner.
(Allan Kozinn) ★ 'That Morning Thing' (Saturday through Monday) Even in an operatic canon as idiosyncratic and mysterious as that of Robert Ashley, this work, which he designates as his first opera, stands out for its unsettling tone, including themes of miscommunication and sexual trespass.
Dr. Wallace discovered that almost all American Indians have mitochondria that belong to lineages he named A, B, C and D. Europeans belong to a different set of lineages, which he designated H through K and T through X.
Beijerinck first surmised that the virus under study was a new kind of infectious agent, which he designated contagium vivum fluidum, meaning that it was a live, reproducing organism that differed from other organisms.
In a letter to C.P. Bowditch from Merida, October 3, 1903, (Peabody Museum Archives), Maler attributed this lintel, which he designated as Lintel 47, to the central doorway of Structure 9, but it is clear that the stone shaft he saw was really Stela 27.
The next year found him in Siena and Stuttgart — and here I give up recording Kippenberger's ricochets amid sites and scenes in Germany, Belgium, France, Spain, America, Brazil (where, in 1986, he bought a derelict gas station, which he designated an art work and, strumming his homeland's jumpy historical nerves, named for Martin Bormann), Canada, Greece, and elsewhere.
The next year found him in Siena and Stuttgart and here I give up recording Kippenberger's ricochets amid sites and scenes in Germany, Belgium, France, Spain, America, Brazil (where, in 1986, he bought a derelict gas station, which he designated an art work and, strumming his homeland's jumpy historical nerves, named for Martin Bormann), Canada, Greece, and elsewhere.
At the top of the pyramid, the president ruled with absolute power, complete impunity and unrestricted access to public funds -- but only for six years, at the end of which he designated his successor, who in exchange granted him immunity for life.
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Munro based this classification on a number of new specimens, one of which was from the Gippsland Lakes, Victoria, which he designated to be the holotype.
