Until that time, economists worked with expanses of figures arranged in rows and columns.
And the gouaches are rife with expanses of saturated color and energetic textures and details.
Quirkily modified humanimals, they have features ranging from hominid to rodent, with expanses of hairless skin.
Le Corbusier, for example, had wanted to replace teeming streets with expanses of verdure.
It is a tetragon, several stories high, with expanses of sheet glass, and it is right beside the river.
Four paintings by Ellen Gallagher skewer Minimalism in general and Agnes Martin in particular with expanses of bug eyes and blubbery lips.
The work alternates calligraphic renderings of buildings and trees with expanses of nearly bare paper intimating mist, water, snow, mountains and moon, for an implicitly radical, minimalist effect.
True, in the meantime the desert has become less of a secret, with expanses of sand now all too familiar to both tourists and moviegoers.
Opposite, unreclaimed Trentishoe Down seems wintry, with expanses of dark heather and banks of vivid gorse, but a flush of green emerges through swaths of shrivelled bracken.
The Abbates' space, which sits on the top of three floors, above the rental apartment, has all the airiness of a SoHo loft, with expanses of wall ideal for displaying large-scale art.
