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There, Gabo produced his first Cubist-influenced figurative sculptures, exemplified by Constructed Head No. 2 (1916), which he executed in celluloid and metal.

"We had a real plan," he said, which he executed to near-perfection in the 161/2-111/2 drubbing of the USA.

During the early '30s he began experimenting with egg tempera and in 1933 received the commission for a mural triptych at the New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell, which he executed in the newfound medium.

Particularly notable are his tombs for Antoine de Lalaing and his wife, Isabeau de Culembourg, which he executed in the 1540s in the church of St. Catherine in Hoogstraten.

Haight worked the round wards into the exterior architecture, which he executed in deep red brick and soft brown Belleville brownstone, with great conical towers irregularly placed on the three fronts.

The boldness of his plan to attack the viceroyalty of Lima by crossing the Andes to Chile and going on by sea, as well as the patience and determination with which he executed it, was undoubtedly the decisive factor in the defeat of Spanish power in southern South America.

Mr. Esbjornson assigns Mr. Smits some dandy physical comedy, which he executes with a crowd-pleasing fearlessness.

For the most part, Mr. Lyle sticks to bistro and cafe classics, like steak with bearnaise sauce, herring with cucumber and potato salad, or guacamole, which he executes in straightforward fashion.

John MacBride took part in the 1916 Easter Rising, after which he was executed.

His scheme, in which he systematically executed and canceled trades in clients' portfolios, pocketing the profits, went on for more than two years, according to court documents.

The resulting works, each 10 feet by 21 feet, were "The Stampede" and "The Range Burial," which he later executed as bronzes and lithographs.