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• As the name might suggest, they resemble mixed-media novels or tableau vivant stage plays.
• "It's more of a tableau vivant, " said Simon Doonan, the company's creative director.
• In his frequent use of the photographic " tableau vivant,"
• She wanders among the involuntary " tableau vivant ", singling out Helena and Verdeschi.
• Some society balls also include a tableau vivant.
• This exhibition displays an anonymous photograph of a tableau vivant of two men wrestling in a pit.
• This particular work is seen as a " tableau vivant " because of the spectacle aspect of it:
• It is the film equivalent of watching a vintage tableau vivant re-enacted on a stage : an elegant curiosity.
• While still in power, Marie Antoinette enjoyed acting as a tableau vivant, as if she were part of a painting.
• So is the elaborate tableau vivant of a clever little boy putting on a performance for an audience of seven.
• Tony Oursler, who left his camera pointed at the smoldering ruins of the towers, created something resembling a tableau vivant.
• Balls are usually based upon a theme which is carried out through scenery, decorations, costumes, and a " tableau vivant ".
• The Pictorialists and Cameron often included nature, women, and children as subject matter, creating tableau vivant imagery that evoked moody, open-ended narratives.
• :: : Yes TG, Tableau Vivant ( Modern Family ), an episode of the show, currently redirects to Modern Family, the show's article.
• On a small stage at Public School 164 in Queens, three ninth graders formed a tableau vivant portraying the emotion " hopeless ."
• The final tableau vivant ( 96 98 ) depicts Ruth sitting, " " relaxed in her chair ", " as if on a throne.
• Considered as a tableau vivant from inside the hall, the Garden could hardly seem more different from the FleetCenter in Boston during the Democrats'convention.
• Afterwards, she returned to Warsaw, then under Prussian rule following the Partitions, where she became a patroness of the " Tableau vivant " there.
• Laurie Anderson was the narrator for the tableau vivant, a lighthearted history of Buddhism that featured Henry Luce in goruda ( half-man, half-bird ) attire.