Greenwich Village chap Michael Healy perished by parasol on Nov.
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Japan's contestant used a traditional parasol as part of his outfit.
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By our daughter's changing pad, we have Parasol wipes on hand.
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First, let me make one thing clear: Parasol makes good diapers.
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So the probe is essentially carrying the most heavy-duty parasol ever created.
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The lovely green parasol was turned dark, and it read "climate refugee agency".
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Whispering Floral ($84.99) places a subtle gray floral graphic on top of a white chocolate bowl, while Parasol ($94.99) is inspired by worldly travels — combining Scandinavian floral designs and a traditional Japanese parasol umbrella on a 3-D faceted bowl.
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Jack Kinzler, who saved Skylab, a billion-dollar space station, with a makeshift parasol.
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The closest they come to touching is when she clobbers him with her parasol.
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It filmed him at a desk on the sand, shaded by a white parasol.
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Though the parasol practice goes back millennia, their present-day counterparts utilize 21st-century technology.
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"There was a lot of head-bobbing and parasol-swirling, smiley-faced action," he said.
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Parasol diapers are made with materials sourced from responsibly managed forests to reduce environmental impact.
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But Nolvia Hernandez, parasol in hand, had rushed out to pick up her son from school.
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One client wanted a hot guy to hold her parasol as she strutted down the street.
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"I used to see this guy around town a lot, always carrying the parasol," Doig said.
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I thought I would have to wear gloves and sunglasses and walk around with a parasol.
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Compared to just taking a tumble and landing unscathed, that parasol itself is a constant reassurance.
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In Francisco de Goya's "The Parasol" (El quitasol)(1777), a young woman is resting serenely in the sun, a little dog is curled up in her lap, a young man behind her is holding an umbrella (parasol) to shade her face, and all is fair and well.
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She makes her cinematic entrance in a carriage, wearing a giant feathered hat and holding a parasol.
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Ly fantasizes about outfitting a bridal party with umbrella ferns, each member carrying one like a lacy parasol.
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That parasol is not just a prod but also a must-have accessory for a once-glamorous lady.
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More Japanese touches — origami birds, a paper parasol for the Madwoman — risk triteness but keep blossoming into beauty.
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They rarely had label deals in the United States, although sites like Parasol were helping to distribute them there.
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No more resorting to the diversions in her handbag, or protecting herself from the scorching sun with a parasol.
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The current prototypes of the Free Parasol weigh around 11 pounds and have a flight time of just 20 minutes.
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Instead, it was the ruffled, periwinkle Alessandro Trincone gown and cocktail parasol hat he modeled for the cover that went viral.
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Osmond, dangling her parasol moves to return it but won't let go; the umbrella, like an electrical conductor, draws them together.
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It was garnished with a watermelon on a sword and a giant parasol, and it could've doubled as an alcoholic jacuzzi.
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It went time-traveling through styles, from vintage second-line to funk, while the audience turned into a parasol-pumping parade.
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The Free Parasol, as it's being called, will use a camera and AI to register, track, and autonomously follow a user's head.
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No tropical tipple is complete without that most garish garnish, the drink umbrella (calling it a parasol does not make it tasteful).
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The man carries a dusty-pink parasol that seems to echo his own drifting, insubstantial presence—it's hand-decorated with floral shapes.
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A woman with a parasol says that last week she waited from 19983 A.M. to 21998 P.M. and went home with nothing.
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Parents can purchase separate accessories to further meet their needs, such as a seat liner, cup holder, sun canopy, parasol, footmuff and more.
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In 2005, I clicked on a Parasol stream and first heard Madrugada, a Norwegian band with a Portuguese name who sang in English.
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At the center, two rows of columns support the structure, meaning the roof can float free from the glass walls like a parasol.
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Coming in first earns more points, but I earned large bonuses from using the right racer, kart, and parasol on the right track.
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There's something deeply grating about it—the voice, the costume, the parasol—which speaks to someone who took Neil Gaiman's Sandman way too seriously.
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Ms. Reiss was a sight in her long white vintage dress, with a black shawl, white gloves, a parasol and a flat, feathered hat.
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Making a pineapple was a doddle, he tells me, picking up a parasol that will double as the cocktail brolly and giving it a spin.
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He and Calori would bring along a parasol, which they'd attach to a broomstick or a tripod so they could raise it over their heads.
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Parasol Baby Wipes are both soft and strong, with a cloth-like feel that both you and your child will appreciate during a diapering session.
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If I had to pick one thing that most impresses me about Parasol Baby Wipes, it wouldn't technically be about the wipes themselves at all.
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That works beautifully in Mr. Doyle's production, which is delicate and focused enough to make small gestures, such as the closing of a parasol, pay.
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It was first used as a parasol-type shield to keep Skylab from overheating after the spacecraft lost a heat shield during launch, according to NASA.
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Fortunately, there was Parasol Records, an independent store and small family of tiny labels based in Urbana, Illinois, owned by Geoff, an old high school friend.
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Even if you fall over the edge of a cliff, the hero is quick to pull out a little parasol and float gracefully to the ground.
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The Free Parasol is expected to be available as soon as 2019, which seems optimistic, and will come with a bleeding-edge price tag of around $275.
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Today, the dreamy Villa Borghese gardens, with winding pathways, secretive corners and canopy of parasol pines, still feels just as Williams described it — like a soft abyss.
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After the final bow, guests repaired to the Hammerstein Ballroom for a vaguely Frenchified après-fête with charcuterie, chocolate éclairs and beignets served hanging from a parasol.
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If you care about diaper performance but also want to know where they came from and how they were produced, Parasol diapers are the ones for you.
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Parasol Baby Wipes are our top pick thanks to their soft, cloth-like feel, their reliable moistness, and the ease with which they pop out of the pack.
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Or "The Parasol Pocket" that will not only protect your delicate complexion from the sun's harsh rays, but also keep your tummy satisfied with pocket after pocketful of Sweetos.
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With Charles sporting sunglasses and Camilla holding a dainty cream parasol under a fierce Caribbean sun, the royal couple stopped to banter with tourists and Cubans on their walk.
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Sure it's a convenient way to stay out of the sun and keep your hands free, but the Japanese company Asahi Power Service's "Free Parasol" concept still needs reworking.
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Set in lawns under parasol pines and towering cypresses, from the front it appears as a stately, Florentine-style mansion, while at the rear, Palladian columns add an improbable grandeur.
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All in all, Parasol diapers compare favorably against most other brands I've used but don't stand out remarkably in any category performance-wise beyond the noted softness and quiet tabs.
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For the Haunted Mansion, you should "aim for the spot under the portrait of the woman holding a pink parasol" when you're escorted in to the indoor pre-show waiting room.
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Others depict rats, a common Banksy motif, including one flying through the air on the back of a champagne cork, and a pair walking under a parasol near the Eiffel Tower.
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Playing as Yoshi on Rock Rock Mountain, for example while using his Yoshi-shaped Kart and the koopa-troop parasol grants massive multipliers to the points earned for running the race.
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A glass case holds equally delicious pastries, but the real star may be the granita: Patrons linger over creamy almond-scented bowls of it at the parasol-covered tables out front. caffesicilia.
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The sculpture, which was created in 2014, is part of Mr. Puryear's solo show at London's Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art, his first exhibition at a nonprofit art institution in Britain.
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Made with a parasol roof to provide protection from the sun and the rain, the High Court building in Chandigarh is part of a complex developed by the French architect Le Corbusier.
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A Furby with a monocle is having a picnic with a Furby who has a cocktail umbrella punched through her straw hat — she has no hands to hold up her own parasol.
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"Keep your perfectly placed baubles, bows and bells out of reach of curious, crawling kids or your cats' playful paws with this 6ft parasol tree," reads the product description for this unusual creation.
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Then, there are more obscure accessories, like a parasol with a Cheetos pocket and a tie, suspenders, and bow you can hide Cheetos in when you've got to be stealthy about your snacking.
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The offerings became more inspiring with the 343 opening of Metropol Parasol, a mushroomlike contemporary structure with Roman ruins and a market underneath and views of the city and countryside from the top.
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Titled On a Clear Day, the portfolio edition was printed by Parasol Press and shown later the same year at Yvon Lambert Gallery in Paris and the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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Hanging from the ceiling of the large, light-filled atrium of the museum is "Our Strange Flower of Democracy" (2005), what looks like an inverted pencil made of bamboo, with a parasol-like hat.
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The bee impostor had been resting on a flower that is abundant in my neighborhood, a lacy white parasol that browns and curls as it ages, forming a woolly bowl resembling a hummingbird's nest.
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Instead he was having fun with leggings, with the house's classic bouclé (boxy, oversized, slashed at the side like couture to show miniskirts beneath), with straw hats and Chanel logos and swirling parasol prints.
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Arctic sea ice acts as a massive parasol for the planet, its white surface reflecting the sun's rays back into space and keeping the air and ocean cool across the top of the globe.
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In 1896, six months after the first Italians landed, Corbin died in a buggy accident near his exotic hunting lodge in New Hampshire (he was said to have startled the horses by opening a parasol).
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To the left, a constellation of distant lights showed where roads and villages tumbled down the long valley towards the Mediterranean, and behind the audience, a stone village crept between parasol pines up the hillside.
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Accompanying the declaration is "The Trumpet," a shapely object placed on the floor that resembles a cross between a parasol and a vintage His Master's Voice gramophone horn (all works are 2018 unless otherwise noted).
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Rather than parading single-file past viewers on a catwalk, Kondo's models twirled around the massive hall in striped "parasol" frocks featuring Issey Miyake's trademark pleats, while others in lightweight nylon raincoats zigzagged on electric skateboards.
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Rather than parading single-file past viewers on a catwalk, Kondo's models twirled around the massive hall in striped "parasol" frocks featuring Issey Miyake's trademark pleats, while others in lightweight nylon raincoats zigzagged on electric skateboards.
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Concinnitas arose from a chance meeting between mathematician Daniel Rockmore of Dartmouth College and publisher Robert Feldman of Parasol Press, who sat next to each other on an airplane and ended up talking about art and math.
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But the show also frames Claire as a kind of benevolent white savior who, shocked at the sight of an auctioneer exposing a slave's penis to give account of his virility, starts swatting at him with her parasol.
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On the other hand, signaling she doesn't care about being "respectable" by ditching her parasol is just going to leave her with a sunburn and a lot of British soldiers who can provide her description to Captain Leonard.
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The NASA engineer basically saved the Skylab program through some ingenuity with a parasol-type device, and when the Times got the notice of this seemingly mythic claim, they were able to back it up with archival clips.
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In addition to being a hub of unusual criminal activity and one of the most crucial and temperamental of swing states, it's also a fabulous place to kick up your feet with a little-paper-parasol-garnished rum cocktail.
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He's preparing a fillet of sea bass with new potatoes, fennel, tomato concassé, red onion, garlic, and parasol mushroom butter, all wrapped up in foil with a dash of absinthe and a few thick sprigs of dried mugwort to boot.
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"The cocktail contained 180 bottles of Hendricks gin, 154 bottles of apricot brandy and 38 3.78 litre jugs of orange juice, topped with a giant drinking straw, pink parasol and a garnish of pineapple and melon on a sword," the organization revealed.
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With a parasol shaped like a daisy and her face in clown makeup, Lisa Stuart, an employee of the Macy's store in Valley Stream, N.Y., pranced down the parade route, unfazed by the counterterrorism police and ordnance-sniffing dogs every few feet.
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Here you'll find the gnarled trunks of ancient bristlecone pines in California; smears of gold as lavender and wheat dance in the Provençal wind; eerie spikes of rock formations in Kunming, China; and otherworldly parasol mushrooms sprouting under cork oak trees in Spain.
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After making their arrival on Wednesday, Camilla — who opted to stay cool in the Caribbean heat by wearing a light pink kaftan and flowy white pants, accessorized with a matching white parasol — was handed a shot of passion fruit rum to celebrate her visit.
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Here's Panda Lisa: Panda with a pearl earring: The Creation of Panda: Panda with a parasol: The Vitruvian Panda: And The Scream(ing Panda): The gifs created by A-Long, a Shenzhen-based artist, are also going pretty viral on Chinese social media site Weibo.
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Enthroned on a termite mound in the courtyard, under the "parasol" of a tall coffee tree, Stefania presides over family matters and, on Sundays, a "genuine Parliament" of pipe-smoking wives, whose duties include matchmaking sessions where marriageable young women audition for Stefania's endorsement.
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He had begun a four-season series, and two of this exhibition's standouts are the two completed portraits: "Autumn (Méry Levant)," showing her in a dark brown fur; and "Jeanne (Spring)," showing Jeanne Demarsy, an actress, in a light floral print, holding a parasol.
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All the while, he remained a colorful figure, who delighted in dancing on the Superdome field with a gold and black parasol — the Saints' colors — to celebrate victories, a spectacle that drew on brass-band parades in New Orleans and became known as the Benson Boogie.
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These include the suicidal kangaroos battering themselves against a fence (at least one succeeded), the elephant that spent nine months in a ship's dark hold traveling from India to England by way of China, and an elderly lion poked in the eye by a woman wielding a parasol.
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There are animals, too, gamboling in the park — the indolent elephant with a parasol, the raffish bunny in a boater, a family of giraffes — all of it a gloss on the uptown social scene, whimsical, charming, with a tiny spritz of irony, like the Vermouth in your gin.
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The couple met in August 2016 on OkCupid, and a few days later, on a sweltering day, they had coffee then walked through Central Park where Ms. Macchi carried a parasol, which she regularly took along on dates not only to block the sun, but to weed out men put off by her quirkiness.
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The couple met in August 20153 on OkCupid, and a few days later, on a sweltering day, they had coffee then walked through Central Park where Ms. Macchi carried a parasol, which she regularly took along on dates not only to block the sun, but to weed out men put off by her quirkiness.
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In "Inside Out," the main figure, a woman, is silhouetted, gazing at a triptych of images: yellow-framed images of a couple kissing, a rainbow of color, and a brown woman with a stained-glass umbrella (nearby, a wood-crafted parasol that looks more like a giant flower rests on the floor, waiting to catch the light).
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" In the publication accompanying Mr. Puryear's solo show at London's Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art, the art historian Robert Storr wrote that the history of the African diaspora "is profoundly ingrained or, more accurately, meticulously bundled by the artist into much if not all of his work, without the artist or the work ever become preachy or 'teachy.
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Like the outfits they wore after all the festivities ended: two lovely, very springy, graphic maxi dresses, with Samira opting for a floral print sheath with knotted cutouts at the waist and a pink parasol, while Lauren went for a dress with an architectural sleeve and bold blue and white stripe paired with a pink umbrella for photo op perfection.
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Here are the best baby wipes you can buy:Best baby wipes overall: Parasol Baby WipesBest multipurpose baby wipes: Seventh Generation Free and Clear Baby WipesBest low-cost baby wipes: Amazon Elements Unscented Baby WipesBest organic baby wipes: Made Of Soothing Organic Baby WipesBest baby wipes for sensitive skin: WaterWipes Sensitive Baby WipesPrices and links are current as of 3/11/2020.
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Like others in Milan, the designer Silvia Venturini Fendi seemed mentally to be straddling two zones, both looking back at the storied heritage of her family company — founded in the 1920s in Rome to sell umbrellas and luggage — for design elements as traditional as a parasol hat and forward to futuristic technology that allows her now to create fur and rubber garments bonded with no need for stitching.
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Ryan's interest in materiality and repetition is evident in other aspects of her oeuvre; she likewise seems to enjoy topping metal armatures with hand-molded ceramic figures that roughly resemble flocks of perching parrots, as with her 2017 work, "Parasol," or the austere and suggestive "Diana" (2017), that presents a delicately feathered chandelier-like blossom of rose quartz emerging from a giant seed pod rendered in rusted cast iron and hanging from an industrial hook and chain.
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