The effigy on her tomb in the abbey shows her beauty and is remarkable for its attention to detail. |
Imbued with all of Carpeaux's desire to create a monumental effigy, this bust reveals much of his personal attachment to Napoleon. |
After the public procession, the effigy is buried, destroyed, or abandoned in the forest. |
One young graphic designer from Ennis had come to the protest with a life-size effigy of the prime minister. |
The Etruscans used the sarcophagus with a characteristic feature of the effigy of the deceased reclining on the lid. |
Where there was an effigy, a recumbent figure showing the deceased dead or sleeping was most common. |