Word: bolds
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Emile Nolde's "Portrait of Mary Wigman," one of the few non-abstract works in the collection, stands out in bold simplicity to the rest of the works in the show. In an exhibit where you have to peer at Paul Klee's miniscule scribblings with your nose six inches from the paper, Nolde's portrait grabs you from the doorway...
...good would Pakistan's forces be against a Soviet incursion? Zia's answer was bold and unqualified. "As far as the Pakistan army is concerned," he told reporters last week, "it is capable of defending our borders against any aggression." That bravado is not necessarily shared by Pakistani military commanders stationed along the country's 800-mile frontier with Afghanistan. An entirely different assessment was given visiting British Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington last week by Lieut. General Fazal e-Haq, commander of Pakistan's Northwest Frontier. Pointing across the legendary Khyber Pass toward Kabul, Fazal said...
...court, the longest term ever served by a Justice. Some saw him as a radical who threatened to wreck the system. He was in fact an evergreen liberal devoted to preserving the system by making it more humane. When he died last week at 81, he left a bold legacy of uncompromising devotion to the rights of individuals...
...stand-pat policy on energy is risky. The reason new initiatives on energy have been put off and perhaps scrapped is not only that Congress showed no willingness to act on them, but also that White House aides, particularly Domestic Affairs Adviser Stuart Eizenstat, exhibited a growing fear that bold moves could cost Carter votes in the primaries and in the presidential election. Asserts one Energy Department official: "Energy policy in 1980 is going to be spelled...
CARL ANDRE IS DOOMED to a life of explaining exactly what his sculpture is not. His bold experiments in Minimalism, subjects of a retrospective at the Institute for Contemporary Art, fall victim to misinterpretation by two camps of museum-goers...