Its entrance, past a friendly doorman who sometimes shouts " yo ! " to hail a taxi, is a dimly lighted, unpeopled hallway with angular wire fences and a theme-park symbol of old Soho : a broad stairway with lighted glass disks in each step, the kind that signal a hollow sidewalk on the surrounding streets.
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With these prints Tillyer used a variety of techniques, from etching to five tone screenprinting, to create lattices, which through the gradation of tone themselves depicted what Pat Gilmour, the head of the Print Department at the Tate, described as'a cool and unpeopled world . . . in which to reflect the surrounding flux of nature '.
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Between a single nude in a shopfront display from 1978 and a very young boy photographed in December 2006 ( the latter appearing to share the SensM-ji backdrop of " Persona " ), are square monochrome views of Tokyo and Kawasaki, compositions that seem casual and rather disorderly, mostly of unpeopled scenes showing signs of intensive and recent use.
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In 1992 she began her series of paintings Breast Cancer Journal : Walking with the Ghosts of My Grandmothers . Intensely personal, the vividly colored works portray unpeopled scenes where women s clothing ( dresses, aprons, corsets, gloves and stockings ), furniture ( including chairs, beds and vanities ) and antique sculptures ( including the Nike of Samothrace and the Venus de Milo ) are surrogates for the artist.
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Her regionalist works were the most well received of her career, drawing recognition from mainstream media, such as " Art Digest " : " New York State landscapes by Alison Mason Kingsbury cast a hushed silence through the room with their panoramic, unpeopled expanse . . . The Finger Lakes District . . . is ideally suited to the miles and miles that she lays to view in a set of strikingly original canvases.
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:In the "'vast deserts of Zaara, "'in those that seem to separate two very different races of men, the Negroes and the Moors, in the unpeopled regions that lie about the territories of the Hottentos, and, in general, in all those southern parts of Africa and Asia, which man has disdained to inhabit, the lions are still very numerous, and continue in their natural state.
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Freedberg sees in this painting a Leonardo-based impulse to circumscribe the painting to a world where near-abstract rigorous geometry, characterized by " " looming silhouettes of imagined and unpeopled architecture, constructed with a rule and square, take increasing prominence . " " The figures, even when trying to betray emotion, appear vacant, distant, " automata " confined as pawns to a geometric exercise, something in common with Piero della Francesca's earlier works.
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