Word: verticale
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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From his earliest veils, Louis progressed to more complicated "floral" patterns, then to what many admirers consider his most sophisticated works. These are known as Louis' "unfurleds": irregular zebra stripes placed in such a way that they seem to almost tear the canvas apart with their decisiveness. In the...
P. & G. was understandably disappointed, and so was the rest of the business community. Noting that the P. & G.-Clorox link seemed neither vertical (between suppliers and customers) nor horizontal (between competitors), businessmen had hoped that either way the decision went, it would mark the first clear-cut application of...
A Washday Merger. Justice Douglas, who wrote the opinion, seemed reluctant to set any guidelines. "It does not particularly aid analysis," he wrote, "to talk of this merger in conventional terms, namely, horizontal or vertical or conglomerate." Noting that bleach complements Procter's other washday products, Douglas decided: "This...
High Time. Justice Harlan agreed with the order, but also shared the business community's disappointment. It was high time, said Harlan in a concurring opinion, for the court to "at least embark upon the formulation of standards for the application of Section 7 of the Clayton Act to...
Even Surrealism has come to photographic portraiture. Harry Calahan has four portraits of Elanor. They are taken over a seven year period, so presumably he knows her fairly well. The most astounding picture portrays Eleanor as the Cross, and the Cross as Eleanor. The cross is formed by the vertical...