His work evinces a debt to Vuillard and Whistler; pays homage to and sometimes borrow motifs from Chinese painting, Philip Guston, Robert Henri, Degas, Boudin and Van Ruisdael; and includes portraits of Eubie Blake, Gina Lollobrigida and Big Joe Williams.
Even a summary reading of Gersonides' major philosophical work evinces an explicit "belief in" astrology.
This work evinces some of the distinctive features of tumor-derived endothelium, and identifies potential markers that may provide the groundwork for novel therapeutic strategies.
The novelist Jonathan Lethem, a friend, called Mr. Bowman "a writer of voice" whose work often evinced "a mordantly urgent investigation into the collapse of some piece of the American dream".
Recent electrophysiological work has evinced a capacity for plasticity in subcortical auditory nuclei in human listeners.
On the other hand, several works that evinced more in the way of unpredictability, process and close brushes with real life had déjà vu problems, mustering a kind of old-time performance-art disjointedness, even when bits of new technology were involved.
But here, as in much of his work, Wilson evinces a keen sympathy for men and woman relegated by fate, fortune or natural inclination to the margins of life.
Other works evince Mr. Hancock's signature crowded, seething compositions, especially "Descension and Dissension".
Early 1990s works evince a naughty Surrealist streak, with sulfur and beeswax molded into nipples, phalluses and various orifices.
(He also knows how stars do and don't work collaboratively, as evinced in his beautiful 1995 play "Master Class").
