Sentences with phrase «early departures seem»

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With Wayne Rooney and Javier Hernandez the only senior recognised strikers left at the club following the departures of Robin van Persie and Radamel Falcao earlier in the summer, van Gaal hinted that a deal for an unnamed striker was in place [via Guardian Sport] and it now seems he may well have a battle on his hands to bring Llorente to Old Trafford.

All Too Human takes as its point of departure the early 20th - century nudes of Walter Sickert RA, whose uningratiating tastelessness seems extraordinary for its time.

Works from the late 1950s and early 1960s, such as the present lot, may seem like an abrupt departure from the censored, figurative watercolors of the 1940s, yet their references to the corporeal reveal the artist's continued interest in the human body.

Michael Bird writes eloquently at the end of The St Ives Artists about «the Poetry of Departures»: Bryan Wynter and Roger Hilton had died earlier that year, and a whole artistic world seemed suddenly lost.