Sentences with phrase «era war images»
These works have been read as visual metaphors of Vietnam - era war images broadcast on television, and references early experimental video practices of the 1970s, with its dynamic black and white horizontal lines and ghosted movement.
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In this case, it's Confederate gold, stashed aboard a Civil War - era armored ship (the Ship of Death, a.k.a. the Ironclad, imaged in introductory framing flashback).
His reply, «It's what keeps me alive,» seems to be an aside joke where the writers have acknowledged that the Bond image is what remains attractive to audiences, even though the stories seem out of date in the post Cold War era.
Craig's Bond removes himself from the Cold War - era image of a slick, suave womanizer and gives fans a scrappy and rough, yet still charming, incarnation of the character in Casino Royale and its three sequels.
However, it was also synonymous with poor quality during the Cold War era and it wasn't until it became part of the Volkswagen Group that it reversed its reputation and image with improved build quality.
But the image applies to all the people of this book who were caught up in the battles of war and peace during that turbulent era.
We all have an image in mind when we think of Soviet - era Russia; Cold and harsh winters, The Perestroika, food rationings, The Cold War and lots and lots of Vodka.
The Men and Machines series, showing working men with various types of mechanical equipment, portrays Cold - War era images of technological advancements and plays on the cliché of machines as phallic symbols of male sexual power.
The volume, published on the occasion of the solo exhibitions held at Passerelle Centre d'art contemporain in Brest and Villa Croce Museo d'arte contemporanea in Genova, collects the images of the works produced in the last two years on the relationship between the activities of the intelligence agencies and the practices of magic and illusionism in the Cold War era.
The wall is peppered with drawings after Jimi Hendrix album covers by Cecily Brown and World War II - era images of people in rural Alabama by the self - taught, former - slave Bill Traylor.
His 86ft - long painting F - 111 (1964 — 65), in which a fighter - bomber jet is shown amid a jumble of everyday imagery, went on to become a defining image of the Vietnam War era.
In the digital age, we've become accustomed to photographs manipulated through Photoshop, but photographers have been altering images, through cropping, dodging and burning, and manipulating subject matter since the Civil War era.
«Better Angels» features new paintings by Nashville artist Dane Carder, who uses Civil War - era images to investigate personal and universal issues, and find contemporary meaning within the historic source material.
These shocking Civil War - era images continue to haunt the national imagination.
On the gallery walls, a series of large collage panels with Weimar - era references will hang among photographs bearing the image of a 60 - foot stone monument to soldiers killed in World War I, from Worpswede in northwest Germany, the rural town where Ms. Meckseper grew up.