From Vaslav Nijinsky to Benjamin Millepied, Anna Pavlova to Sylvie Guillem, the collection of vintage portraits gives a mostly black-and-white glimpse into over a century's worth of ballet greats.
Misha Friedman's photographs of tuberculosis are dark, black-and-white glimpses of passing lives.
The gorgeous black-and-white glimpses of an outdoorsy life are soon clouded by hardship.
Act I takes place in the chic but bare lobby, all in white, with fleeting black-and-white glimpses of Vienna visible when wall panels slide.
VG: Yes and we have seen black-and-white glimpses of the future [an older Jimmy, working in a Cinnabon bakery in a mall].
"One goes back and forth over one's ground," intones the voice as one views many crowded-together, black-and-white glimpses of old architectur, chandeliers and cobble-stones.
The 2.2 million American soldiers who raptly awaited their weekly black-and-white glimpses of Rita Hayworth, Hedy Lamarr and other beauties wearing lingerie or swimsuits and come-hither expressions, are not known to have lingered over etymology.
Here, in glowing, understated black and white, we glimpse part of a world that used to be.
Man lives in his bodily shape between heaven and earth and his life is like the span of the summer fly, like the passing of a white colt glimpsed through a crack in the wall.
For him, the writing of history had an exalted and very Confucian mission: Man lives in his bodily shape between heaven and earth and his life is like the span of the summer fly, like the passing of a white colt glimpsed through a crack in the wall.
The curved wooden walls do not meet the ceiling, and in the space between them one can glimpse white plaster walls behind the wooden forms, washed with light from hidden skylights.
