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Faulkner's work was dominated by a sense of guilt going back to the American Civil War and the appropriation of Indian lands.

His own work was dominated by his fascination with Mexican volcanoes, and a standout among a group of his vibrant color prints here is "Night" (c. 1911-14), a mysterious rendering of peaks and sprawling shapes in black that glitter with gold against a hazy blue and lavender mound of sky.

From 1885 until his death in 1908 his work was dominated by prose and poems.

In Confessions, Augustine wrote that his previous work was dominated by materialism and that reading Plato's works enabled him to consider the existence of a non-physical substance.

The room holding most of the contemporary work is dominated by two sweeping mural-size paintings.

Mr. Oldham said that the artist, whose work is dominated by flora and fauna, was an avid ecologist before it was popular.

Ms. Ploug's work is dominated by manga, the Japanese cartoon world, in which gender and identity bend back and forth and women are as fierce as men.

This makes sense because the artist's life and work were dominated by regular, violent switches between desire and disgust, purity and stigma, obsession with sex and disease.

They are assembling an anthology on that decade and, as you can readily imagine, the work is dominated by the rise of Fascism in Europe and the Second World War.

A tribute to frenetic urban life, the work is dominated by an architectonic monster flanked by, among other things, two small color images of a man smoking — probably from cigar labels or lottery tickets — that suggest vacation-theme billboards.

Similarly, the Japanese porcelain maker Arita developed Colour Porcelain, a beautiful series of plates, bowls, teapots and vases designed by the Dutch group Scholten & Baijings, whose work is dominated by their use of color.