- the
grand manner;
these are also
known as
draperies. For the Gr****s, as
Kenneth Clark noted,
clinging drapery followed the
planes and
contours of the bodily...
- This
contributed to a
shift in Opeth's
musical style. The
songs "The
Drapery Falls" and "Still Day
Beneath the Sun" were
released as singles. Although...
-
Drapery Trust (initially
called the
Drapery &
General Investment Trust Ltd)
formed in 1925 by
Clarence Hatry, a
notorious British financier. He had made...
-
United Drapery Stores, or UDS, was a
British retail group that
dominated the
British high
street from the 1950s to the
early 1980s. In 1925, Charterhouse...
- The
Century Building (formerly also
known as the
Drapery Building) is a
Queen Anne
style building at 33 East 17th
Street between Park
Avenue South and...
- into thin
sheets called "
draperies" or "curtains"
where they
descend from
overhanging portions of the wall. Some
draperies are translucent, and some...
-
Louvre is the source. The
striking visual similarity between the two
draperies—the
position of the legs, the bust, and the left arm—is noteworthy. Secondly...
-
Bunting refers to
decorative flags, wide streamers, or
draperies made of fabric, or of plastic,
paper or
cardboard in
imitation of fabric.
Bunting is...
- 2016. "Master of the
Drapery Studies". nga.gov.
Retrieved 31
March 2023. Base Joconde:
Double feuille avec des études de
draperies,
French Ministry of...
- the gl**** cools.
Drapery gl****
refers to a
sheet of
heavily folded gl**** that
suggests fabric folds.
Tiffany made
abundant use of
drapery gl**** in ecclesiastical...
