Deebs

Local zoning boards and governing councils had been convinced by developers and builders that each proposed mall in upstate New York would be a great boon, that crossing the nepenthe of their parking lots would allow us to forget the ruined mill towns and postindustrial dilemmas of small cities like...

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Published inFourth genre Vol. 13; no. 2; pp. 1 - 8
Main Author LESLIE, NATON
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published East Lansing Michigan State University Press 01.10.2011
Subjects
Auctions
ESSAYS AND MEMOIRS
Eyes
Interior design
Livestock auctions
Pain perception
Portraits
Retail stores
Shopping malls
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Summary:Local zoning boards and governing councils had been convinced by developers and builders that each proposed mall in upstate New York would be a great boon, that crossing the nepenthe of their parking lots would allow us to forget the ruined mill towns and postindustrial dilemmas of small cities like Troy and Schenectady. His eyes were the point of contact, not unusual for a painting; I've read somewhere that in painting their sculptures, ancient Greeks filled in the eyes last, knowing that any depiction of a face would seem prematurely complete with the eyes added too early-other features might be neglected or even omitted, as a result. [...] it is with portraits:
ISSN:1522-3868
1544-1733
1544-1733
DOI:10.1353/fge.2011.0038