| The name Vinci stands not only as a metaphor for the master's pictorial perfection but also as a figura of his self. |
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| The woman's face, the narrator seems to argue, becomes a figura for the male will. |
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| If he was like anything, he resembled some larger-than-life 19th-century figura. |
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| He and his followers devised elegant elongated examples of the figura serpentinata, often of two intertwined figures, that were interesting from all angles. |
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| Figura puts the stress on the shaped artifact itself and the viewer's efforts to interpret it. |
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| Meanwhile Liverpool-born poet Martin Figura brings his award-nominated touring show Whistle to the Lantern Theatre in Blundell Street on Friday. |
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| In addition to providing an easy way for brides and grooms to plant trees, Bella Figura encourages customers to take action in other ways, too. |
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| After two years Figura packed a bag and bought a plane ticket to Spain where he would spend the next two and a half years. |
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