He also collaborated on several Giger bars, including two in Switzerland, which reproduced his aesthetic in a social setting.
The experiments made their way into all the evolution textbooks, many of which reproduced a now famous pair of seemingly indisputable black-andwhite photographs.
But the restrictions were stiff: There would be a new Lehman Wing, a portion of which reproduced rooms from the Lehman home.
In the mid-60s, Richter started making paintings which reproduced the kind of colour sample charts that can be picked up in any hardware shop.
Highlighting those very qualities, Haring also embarked on a number of large-scale outdoor projects which reproduced his childlike imagery on a grand scale.
Enough eastern European rabbis and scholars had immigrated, however, to create their own synagogues, which reproduced the customs of the Old World.
15), which reproduced a 1958 New York Times picture showing Pincus Shapiro, who had been kept alive for three months with a pacemaker, and his wife, Estelle.
Early in 1942, it issued a propagandistic booklet, "Importance of the Rest-Pause in Maximum War Effort," which reproduced a batch of letters from civilian war workers hinting that they could hardly survive without Coke).
At the time, I didn't understand the historical resonance of this gesture, which reproduced that of former slaves at 19th-century abolitionist meetings, baring their backs to show the gouges of the whip.
Five years later, she was inflicted with - blessed with, as she would say - stigmata, which reproduced the wounds Christ received on the cross on her hands and feet and in her side.
None of this would be news to a reader of Ian Fleming; the snobbery of the books was watered down for the movies, which reproduced the highlights of Bond's wardrobe but barely hinted at the pedantry of his tastes.
