Sentences with phrase «desiccated skin»

It isn't a painting so much as the topography of a deeply furrowed face, a desiccated skin stretched over a canvas, a descendant of the bogman.

The drawings were juxtaposed with a sculpture that seemed more lasting: Light Days, 2012, a deformed head perched on an elongated, upside - down U. Painted the color of desiccated skin and embedded with actual bone, this monstrous bipedal body is part primitivist fantasy, part monument at the end of the world «and paired nicely with Mummy, 2012, a painting it faced, which displays the image of a head wrapped in gauze.

The shriveled desiccated skin, an indication of aging at its worst.

Not exact matches

2 cups brazil nuts (raw) 1 avocado, skin and stone removed 15 medjool dates, pitted, chopped 4 tsp pure maple syrup, raw honey, rice syrup or coconut nectar 1 cup raw cacao powder 1/2 cup desiccated coconut 1 tsp vanilla powder pinch himalayan pink salt 1 - 2 cups freeze dried raspberries (depending on your tastebuds) *

Desiccated coconut provides minerals you need to keep your connective tissues — a group of tissues that includes your skin, tendons, ligaments, bones and teeth — strong.

The new generation of controls includes natural or genetically engineered pyrethrum, a daisy; flea - specific growth inhibitors (products containing fenoxycarb and methoprene); an environmental control that desiccates fleas and larvae; a once - a-month pill (Program) that prevents the formation of chitin, the flea's external body covering; and new surface products applied to the dog's skin or coat (Advantage and Frontline).

For Strange Fruit that same year, she sewed together the skin from actual fruit, desiccated and empty.

Today, what remains of these original gestures is a pearly, translucent skin that has desiccated and hardened.

Leonard arranged, on a platform, desiccated little pieces of fruit — what was once an orange, a banana — their skins carefully sewn up to cover where the juiciness of the fruit once was.