With Kirchner's move from Dresden to Berlin in 1911, city life became an important subject in his oeuvre and the apex of his artistic career. |
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Sure, it's within a flawed ouevre, but find me any great thinker with an unflawed oeuvre. |
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Nearly two dozen paintings, the greater part of his oeuvre, show domestic interiors. |
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A number of Matisse's kite tails bear a shape that is ubiquitous in her oeuvre. |
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Rops's entire oeuvre is informed by a satiric and sardonic eye for the follies of the world. |
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We can detect that mockery as a characteristic thread throughout the oeuvre. |
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An extra complication is the large number of drawings in his oeuvre that were done under the influence of hallucinogens, especially mescaline. |
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His oeuvre is rich and deep, betokening a talent reaching beyond chart-toppers, as most anyone familiar with his music can attest. |
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Seen as sleazy and sordid, his early, no-budget films are in fact my favourite in his oeuvre. |
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Given the obscurity and perceived difficulty of his oeuvre, he is literature's white whale, Rosebud, and Bigfoot combined. |
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While Ramsay's flair is most obvious in composition and oeuvre, the audio is equally important to the piece. |
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He has just produced the fifth edition of The Great Rock Discography, bringing his oeuvre to a total of nine titles. |
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With this publication, Wroth's complete oeuvre of published and unpublished works may be accessed in modern print editions. |
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While it might not be suitable for young children, it certainly is one of the mildest films in his oeuvre. |
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The Festival seeks to offer productions that will, over the years, lay the oeuvre before the public. |
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In his oeuvre we can see work that seems weak and writing which may not satisfy. |
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The Seventh seems, in many ways, a summation of what has preceded it in the composer's symphonic oeuvre. |
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Its course demands stamina, but the oeuvre of the Spanish master unfurls artlessly as a fascinating school of seeing. |
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Like Jack, he contributed to the substantial body of Lindsay autobiography, a significant oeuvre in its own right. |
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I happen to be nuts about his chamber music, so I'm not really the one to ask how high they rank within his oeuvre. |
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Throughout his painted oeuvre there is a sort of metaphorical circuitry through which one form suggests another. |
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A CD of selections from Bartok's oeuvre performed by the author is attached within the back cover. |
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Despite this scant coverage, Miller's parceled body plays a significant part in his artistic oeuvre. |
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By 1925, he ceased composing new works and instead revised his existing oeuvre. |
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The selectors have a good eye for an oeuvre and an outstanding contacts book. |
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Those familiar with Bresson's oeuvre will know better than to jump to hasty conclusions. |
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Deep emotion, pathos, and laughter through tears are all hallmarks of the Chekhovian oeuvre. |
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Five films from the dead French director's oeuvre that were critically panned on their original release get commercially brave DVD releases. |
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A relatively clear chronology has been established for a significant portion of his oeuvre. |
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Picasso's oeuvre eventually becomes a kind of vast Cubist collage itself, sprawling in all directions almost to the point of incoherence. |
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His oeuvre includes eight collections of poems, four collections of short stories, four plays and two books of non-fiction. |
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Delving deep into their oeuvre, the band blasted out their tiresome inanities to the delighted faithful. |
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A few dozen prints have been deattributed, while a smaller number of works have now been added to his oeuvre. |
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It is a significantly extended, critically judicious, helpfully annotated edition of an indispensable oeuvre. |
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It is a testament to his consummate artistry that Hunt's oeuvre does not become repetitive. |
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And an immersion in his oeuvre is an effective cure for many chronic ailments of a metaphysical nature that one might suffer. |
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The VIP room will be monitored by tuxedo-clad security personnel and will offer high rollers a private hors d' oeuvre buffet. |
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I am not sulled up, despite my history of persecution, injustice, and the suppression of my oeuvre by midgets and dwarves. |
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For someone whose film oeuvre begins with a defloration set to punk rock, Larry Clark has an amazingly subtle way with music. |
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When approaching an oeuvre and nearing its disarticulated parts, one sometimes must steel oneself for the thudding sensation it delivers. |
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At that point, Stage Fright evidently became something of a redheaded stepchild among Hitchcock's oeuvre. |
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And yet their oeuvre nevertheless seems to have a consistent thread running through it. |
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Her triumphant subsequent career makes these pictures as much part of her oeuvre as his. |
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Douglas's film imagines Davis going further, and incorporating the genre of Afrobeat into his oeuvre. |
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Eventually Prang issued about 800 chromolithographs of this sort, establishing an oeuvre unmatched by any other American chromolithographic publisher. |
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The project focused on the subject of the camera obscura, with works chosen from each artist's oeuvre specifically to construct a dialogue around this theme. |
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The interest in the partitive and the material we find in Herrick's poems on women's clothing and appurtenances finds a pictorial complement in the oeuvre of Hollar. |
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It is a great pity that Maag did not find time to explore the wide oeuvre of Liszt's symphonic poems as on these two accounts, he was a born interpreter in this field. |
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Over the years, punk, heavy metal, grunge, disco and dance have come and, in some cases, gone, but none have made the slightest impression on Motorhead's brutal oeuvre. |
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Two English misfits found in the Second World War the making of their oeuvre. |
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Apart from the ingenious designs, set off by the lustred tin-glaze, the specific heraldic programme gives them a unique place in Niculoso's oeuvre. |
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In her sharp-witted and humorous oeuvre, the accepted practices of the contemporary art scene are often forced to face up to this approach. |
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Wagner's oeuvre captivates readers through its wide variety of styles and his supreme command of language. |
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Her written oeuvre ranges from satirical takes on pop culture and tongue-in-cheek musings on being a stepmother. |
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Italian painter Michelangelo Pistoletto is best known for his mirror paintings that serve as the foundation of his oeuvre. |
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Offer breadsticks wrapped with thinly sliced prosciutto as an hors d' oeuvre, then unmold zucchini timbales and grill a big steak, rare and juicy, the way the Tuscans like it. |
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It is difficult to compartmentalize Wieland's oeuvre because she explored and pushed the limits of many artistic concepts throughout her career. |
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Without the setting of Cadaqués and the Portlligat house it is difficult to perceive the special iconographic atmosphere of the Daliesque oeuvre. |
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There's always one smarty-pants who has read not only the gift book but everything else in the author's oeuvre. |
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These footpads will allow to add other texts, interpretations and comments in order to fit better to the oeuvre. |
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The result has been an exciting and unpredictable oeuvre that looks to the future through an undogmatic review of the recent past. |
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This book, containing a large number of mostly short essays ranging over the entire breadth of the oeuvre, centers on the multiple roles of language within it. |
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This causes havoc to the catalogue-based model of the oeuvre complete. |
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In recent years, text has become another important component of his many-sided oeuvre. |
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By time he had completed The Comfort Of Strangers, McEwan had steered his oeuvre away from the overtly dark themes of his first four publications. |
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The nimbus of a generative process, of the detection and liberation of a given material's own vital force, hangs permanently about his oeuvre. |
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In hindsight, that book now seems the most interesting in her oeuvre. |
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Baroque imagery, bizarre humour and labyrinthine plots made his elusive and allusive oeuvre unlike anything else in contemporary cinema. |
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It perfectly sums up his oeuvre, and is easily his most complex film yet. |
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Despite several fine films, there was previously little in Axel's oeuvre to predict the perfection of Babette's Feast. |
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This exhibition brings together that piece with approximately 25 paintings, drawings and photomontages from 1956 to '77 to contextualize The Rose within her oeuvre. |
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In her life and throughout her oeuvre, she unabashedly appropriated the prerogative of the fetishistic gaze associated with the masculine observer. |
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The oeuvre includes the formally ingenious Violin Sonata no.l, its finale a set of cyclic variations recapitulating in reverse order the themes of the entire work. |
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Quite naturally, then, the elegiac strain is central to Indran's oeuvre. |
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It's a great idea, a heavily sardonic paean to the joys of dressing down, brainlessness and the oeuvre of James Blunt. |
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Bessire elucidates the role of both blackness and whiteness in that oeuvre, and in this framework, race is depicted not as people but as a system of categorization. |
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From his breakthrough at documenta 5 in Kassel in 1972 to the presentation of his art at the 1999 and 2003 Venice Biennale, his is an opulent oeuvre in the media of both painting and graphic arts. |
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In recognition of his oeuvre and literary success Henning Mankell, the well-known and bestselling Swedish author, has accepted the role of Ambassador of the European Union Prize for Literature for this year. |
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What resulted was an oeuvre that is both radically unself-conscious and radically fraudulent. |
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The Chapmans' oeuvre has also referenced work by William Blake, Auguste Rodin and Nicolas Poussin. |
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The poem also represents a unique attempt in Brodsky' oeuvre to speak extendedly in a female voice. |
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Additionally, it is often referred to as one of the most meaningful pieces in the entire Haring oeuvre. |
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Bringing together essays by feminist, Americanist and theater scholars, this volume is the first to address Susan Glaspell's entire oeuvre. |
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The absurdities, contradictions, and nonsensicalities in Magdy's oeuvre should be read as part and parcel of an essentially parodic approach. |
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A birdbath is completely within the oeuvre of the Master. |
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In 'Histoire des larmes', Jan Fabre once again consistently and dauntlessly shifts the boundaries of his extraordinary oeuvre with its central theme of metamorphosis. |
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This spring, his oeuvre was the subject of a retrospective at the Tate. |
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Stefaan van Biesens oeuvre shows similarities with several artistic traditions in which doubt and melancholy are important, such as certain aspects of mannerism and baroque, but also aspects of romanticism and symbolism. |
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It reaches from his commercial art oeuvre to paintings, over photography. |
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The fact is that if you wander into the village store in some blossomy Cotswold hamlet you will invariably find a wire basket full of old Chuck Norris videos or a shelf given over to the oeuvre of Keanu Reeves. |
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While his oeuvre as a whole demonstrates a great love for Britain, he is, in the end, a meliorist, standing firm between two extremes. |
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Though these works were sold and not destroyed, Wright considered them to be of a piece with the rest of his oeuvre, noting the inherent flimsiness and insubstantiality of paper as a medium. |
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She has in fact built up an extremely fascinating oeuvre as a ceramic artist and photographer, with Curacao forming the base for this cross-pollination. |
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Jeanne Van Waadenoijen's new offering to the field of Bosch scholarship attempts to demythologize the artist and his oeuvre for a nonspecialist reader. |
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Despite his global influence, Childe's oeuvre was poorly understood in the United States, where his work on European prehistory had never become well known. |
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By comparison with his output in other genres, Vaughan Williams's music for chamber ensembles and solo instruments forms a small part of his oeuvre. |
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This article examines the interconnections between Said's critical oeuvre and a range of theoretical positions apropos of the European and American Avant-gardes. |
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