stylisation वाक्य
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- It can be found in varying formats and appearances, as well as to various degrees of stylisation in the likes of local football club FC Twente's logo, the local branch ( Twents ) of a Dutch public transport provider, and a growing range of other instances.
- As with the greatest masters of this movement, in the music of Ivana Lang spurred by folk models, too, there is no question of it being simply a one-sided reproduction, of a quotation; instead, it is a development and a filtration and a stylisation of the original model.
- The universal symbol, whose creation was based on stylisation of all recognisable symbols of modern Podgorica that we know today : Nemanja's town, Clock tower, Gorica monument, Gates, Bridges . . . . all those sights were united in one symbol, broken line that was positioned above 2 horizontal stripes.
- That normative guide, strictly based on Dani i's normative conception, but formed chiefly upon the normative role model of the Croatian philologist Marcel Kuaar, established the Croatian standard, with most of the later Croatian normative manuals in most of the prescriptions being but mere stylisations of Broz's ground-breaking work.
- In another common mode of characters, the author will forgo the stylisations of the " seme " and " uke ", and will portray both lovers as " equally attractive handsome men . " In this case, whichever of the two who is ordinarily in charge will take the passive role during sex.
- The film's entry in the " Lexikon des Internationalen Films " praises it for its presentation of the connection of " moral decadence, sexual neurosis, aetheticist death wish, narcisist self-centeredness and political opportunism ", also saying that the effect is partially weakened by the film's " decorative circuitousness and artificial stylisation ".
- Boddington's experience as a documentary film researcher and scriptwriter enabled some original insights in publications; Russell Drysdale's use of colour photography as an aide-m�moire was posited in an exhibition she curated in 1987, and in her catalogue essay, which reveals in previously unknown photographic imagery this method of working and Drysdale's expressive stylisation in interpretation of colour, subject matter and specific locations.
- Their response to Jankel Adler has produced some dynamic paintings of war-machines in action, but it is in their portraits that they are particularly outstanding, and their interest in the expressive stylisation of the features of the human face will probably be responsible for their most significant work; they seem less inhibited and more soundly equipped for the approach to Picasso's special territory than most of the painters who have ventured near that field.
- In Mark Booth's 1983 book " Camp " he defines camp as " to present oneself as being committed to the marginal with a commitment greater than the marginal merits . " He carefully discerns the distinction between genuine camp, and " camp fads and fancies ", things that are not intrinsically camp, but display artificiality, stylisation, theatricality, naivety, sexual ambiguity, tackiness, poor taste, stylishness, or portray camp people, and thus appeal to them.
- The review of the attribution was part of the general reassessment of the attributions of all works undertaken by all the world's museums, after a large number of forgeries were discovered in the early 1990s : in this instance the painting's style is clearly anachronistic for its original attribution of 1454, its pre-humanist stylisation being a technique last used at least 20 years earlier, and an assessment of the attribution showed it could not be substantiated as definitively 1454, but rather " before 1454 " : all we know is that it was in existence in 1454 at the very latest.
- Benedict Nightingale of " The Times ", for example, asked " is it enough to suggest bloodletting by having red ribbons flow from wrists and throats ? " Similarly, " The Guardian " s Michael Billington, who had praised Bailey's use of realistic effects, wrote " At times I felt that Ninagawa, through stylised images and Handelian music, unduly aestheticised violence . " Some critics, however, felt the stylisation was more powerful than Bailey's realism; Neil Allan and Scott Revers of " Cahiers �lisab�thains ", for example, wrote " Blood itself was denoted by spools of red thread spilling from garments, limbs and Lavinia's mouth.
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