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...flowers, plants and springs of water. The atmosphere in which forms are bathed is real, whether it's the blue silken light of spring in the Roman campagna or the thick darkness that envelops a landscape when a storm gathers and lightning strikes. (The dramatic mystery of Poussin's foul-weather scenes carries you back to Giorgione's Tempesta.) The architecture of his backgrounds evokes a perfect antiquity, embedded in Nature but not disfigured by Time; and when he paints fragments, as in the great late landscapes with St. John on Patmos or St. Matthew writing his gospel, their forms...
...visiting Cantabridgians saw three of their guards foul out of the game, and were subsequently free-throwed to death by Army in a plodding 69-66 victory for the Mules...
...really expect Jared [Leake], Dan [Morris] and me to foul out," senior guard James White said. "But Dave [Demian] and Mike [Scott] did well and we stayed right with it--it was a flip-flop type of game...
...foul was called and Baker converted the ensuing kick to give the Crimson the 9-7 victory...
...fleshing out the full pantheon of psychological contours that make Henry such a complex hero. From the grime to the sublime, Shakepeare's tragedy, with Henry's conscience as the centerpiece, is translated into a visual maelstrom of patriotic noblemen, blood-curdling gore and ruthless bastards. It's foul, grim stuff with a strong dash of realism to make Shakespeare's play a passionate contemporary tale of shuddering wartime horrors and brutality, without sneaking in too many cliched lessons for us mere mortals...