41. The shape is known among scholars as bucchero impasto and prefigures later Bucchero pottery. 42. His appropriation of advertising imagery prefigured Pop. 43. He encouraged an expressionism that prefigured free jazz _ wandering trombone figures, chattering saxophones. 44. Just as his rise prefigured modern ideas about celebrity, so also did his fall. 45. The painting's bold brushstrokes prefigure the epic black abstraction of his breakthrough style. 46. Typological interpretation of this story holds that it prefigures Christ's burial and resurrection. 47. If I'm right about this reading, then Leibniz is prefiguring David Hume. 48. There is much in this novel that prefigures further developments in Clarke's fiction. 49. This prefigures some of the work later undertaken by the Albion Band and Home Service. 50. Napoleon's invasion was prefigured by the Swedish invasion of Russia a century before.
