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• Made in 2015 they feature a modern stylisation of the traditional dagger shape.
• Two inner movements are partly stylisations of Dumka and partly of the folk Furiant.
• Remedy Entertainment chose the TV series storytelling format to establish a certain stylisation and pacing.
• A distinctive stylisation, Asian artistic traditions.
• The cinematography Flamholc and M錼ten Nilsson was going for, was a further stylisation of the techniques they had used in Nightbus 807.
• Combining the forces of rock, pop, metal, clever melodies and cunning stylisations, " The Miracle " never lets down.
• The masterly arrangement and stylisation of the formal elements indicate that Porcellis had reached maturity of his work at the time this panel was painted.
• Currently it is almost completely extinct as a primary language and is mostly used by authors and artists for stylisation in literature, poetry and songwriting.
• :: It can be done, but it rarely is, because normally a lowercase name is a stylisation, or brand, or marketing strategy.
• The majority of the Venus figurines appear to be depictions of females, many of which follow certain artistic conventions, on the lines of schematisation and stylisation.
• His findings led him to dismiss fragments of helmet domes discovered by restorators beneath modern onion domes as post-Petrine stylisations intended to reproduce the familiar forms of Byzantine cupolas.
• The collection also includes the work of independent artists such as Ivan Rabuzin who by the end of the 1950s 1960s was creating works of lyricism with systematic abstraction and stylisation.
• The logo of the city is a stylisation of the steeples of the cathedral, the Saint-G閞y Church and, a visual signature of the city, visible from afar.
• The stylisation of a painting are a perfect foil to Indian classical dance as the figures seem to dance, as if following their creator in a statuesque movement, reminiscent of temple friezes.
• Reichardt handwove one of three tapestries for the restored St . Hedwig's Cathedral in Berlin in 1963 .'It depicts a stylisation of a city with the names of the apostles inscribed on foundation stones.
• It's the production's most powerful symbolic image, redolent of the dehumanising effects of war . " Of Ninagawa's production, some critics felt the use of stylisation damaged the impact of the scene.
• The style of the relief on the pedestal reflects interwar artistic trends, being more modern and evoking art deco stylisation, whereas the statue, of an earlier date, shows energy in motion but no modernisation in expression.
• But Bernard consciously assumes some stylisation of language : He rehearses his public lecture in heightened, flamboyant rhetoric; and he unleashes a " performance art " polemic against Valentine's scientific thought, not from spite but for " recreation ".
• Drysdale's use of colour photography as an aide-m閙oire was the subject of an exhibition in 1987 at the NGV and publication which reveals in previously unknown photographic imagery this method of working and his stylisation in interpretation of subject matter and specific locations.
• The stylisation of the figures and the ornamental effect of the almost seriated rhythm of the personages have associated it with the resources used in mural painting, while such aspects as the precision of the line in defining the drapery have linked it to the decoration characteristic of miniaturists.