Instead, we're greeted with a spaceship serenely flying over Mars.
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She's not wrapped in cashmere, gazing serenely at her belly.
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"Europe won't be pushed around," Mr. Scholz said, smiling serenely.
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Give it time, he told me serenely; it would work.
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Instead he simply and serenely declines to acknowledge its existence.
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But my mother, as she's been doing all day, smiles serenely.
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"I don't think it was an invalid concern," Naugle says serenely.
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The plane lands serenely, and a woman in the front applauds.
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It was all serenely backlit by streaming sunlight through arched windows.
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With no pistons or spark plugs, the car is serenely quiet.
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" Fogelson shook his head serenely: "We can always say no later.
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"They saw us and said, better talk to them," Omar said serenely.
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"Nothing could be more purely Blossom than those babies," Penelope says serenely.
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"The voters we need are going to turn out," he said serenely.
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All the while the pool sits serenely at the center, inviting, nonjudgmental.
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"For most people, this is like a black hole," he said serenely.
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The snap sees the pair leaning into each other as they serenely nap.
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The scene is set up against the serenely dramatic surface of black velvet.
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Emma is serenely joyous in her self-aggrandizement, and that makes her a delight.
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Everyone around her is scrambling to turn it off, but Reynolds sits serenely, smiling.
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"A waking dream," she captioned the photo of her smiling serenely at her newborn.
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Wilson glided serenely over these contradictions for a long time, repeating his magical incantations.
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Just imagine yourself on a boat, floating serenely into uncharted waters — isn't that better?
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He could just be mowing his lawn smiling this serenely and it would count.
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As for the roads depicted in the paintings: They are tidy, tranquil, serenely traffic-free.
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After this cascade of serenely unpredictable material, Mr. Reich gives the bassist a brief break.
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There they were, Sandy and Jim, serenely enjoying a bowl of soup in the kitchen.
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The previous evening he retweeted a photo of himself smiling serenely while playing the fiddle.
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Once you've compiled a list, all you have to do is serenely execute these tasks.
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Hopes were running high for cow 401, and cow 401 serenely bore the weight of expectations.
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To the grizzled skeptic, or to the pale and serenely smiling girl, with her unshakable faith?
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In her four-year term as Fed chairwoman, Yellen guided monetary policy serenely through troubled waters.
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Worst affected are its fishermen, whose red and blue skiffs cluster serenely on the town's wide river.
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He dispels the myth that Molaison existed in a sort of nirvana, serenely content in the present.
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Serenely beautiful, these canvases were often called Abstract Impressionist and evoke Turner's and Monet's sunsets at sea.
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Danae serenely chooses married fulfillment with Midas, which means life in a hut and a straw bed.
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She's at once the most ferociously intuitive and the most serenely intelligent actress working in movies today.
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Two feathered white bergs and a lone cygnet drifted serenely past the riverside mansions of Bourne End.
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But when I see her sleeping serenely, I understand that the void is not to be feared.
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You shall begin it serenely and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense.
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Friends began to come down with the bug, smiling serenely at the simplicity of their once-cluttered credenzas.
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Even Escobar, so serenely self-confident in his methods, is starting to see the writing on the wall.
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I, for one, love the proposed "technology" girl who appears to be serenely (psychotically?) smiling at her laptop.
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A bonus was discovering images by Gary Simmons, of serenely apocalyptic burning buildings, which I hadn't seen before.
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Hardly the traditional innocent, Elina Garanca was a strikingly mature and confident Marguerite, serenely floating across the stage.
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From the outside, it looks like the people inside the wind tunnel are simply floating there serenely, relaxing almost.
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For a serenely unified, nationalist Chinese autocracy, unequivocally backed by its people, would be a terror to the world.
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I've never felt more alive or more serenely happy than in the throes of life with these young people.
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As Hushahu narrates the challenges of Ayahuasca, you are lowered into a stream, the water serenely rippling over you.
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More interesting is a "Parsifal" (Challenge Classics) in which the conducting is unusually unassuming, serenely pious and quietly effective.
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Another photograph captures a middle-aged woman smiling serenely amidst pain, captured in the light coming from a window.
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Moe assessed the damage, concluding serenely that the man's teeth were fine but that his chin would need suturing.
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Gliding serenely out of the slot is a Beluga: an extremely expensive passenger liner, all gleaming white and blue.
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In one of them, a noble lady strokes her horned companion — who gazes serenely into a gilded hand mirror.
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The raptor, now hooded, was perched serenely on Mr. Freeman's glove, looking none the worse for his wild ride.
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I waited for my health to recharge, and I walked, calmly and serenely, away from a threat that didn't exist.
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Sun's portrait still hangs in schools and government offices, and looks serenely down on the frequent fisticuffs in Taiwan's parliament.
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As soon as he hears the shout"trust fall," Watson smiles and serenely plops backwards into his owner's loving arms.
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Works like "Regatta" (2017) feature one line of crumpled green gum-like polygons that split an otherwise serenely colored canvas.
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We have a stately public library in Wahpeton, still standing serenely on its great green lawn, endowed by good citizens.
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It all felt very Downton Abbey — had Lady Mary been tripping on acid and staring serenely at a celestial ceiling.
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Both men stood in their corners serenely as the inevitable parade of notables — Rocky Marciano, Sugar Ray Robinson, et al.
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I mean, have you ever been as serenely happy about anything in life as Michael Stipe is about bottle caps?
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In it, a waterfall flows serenely down the far wall and onto the floor, catching visitors up in the stream.
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They are also crucial reminders that the subjects discussed so abstractly and serenely here can assume a violent, visceral charge.
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Ms. Merkel continued serenely, pausing only to note how lucky they were to live in a society that allows protest.
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After cracking his cheekbone, she wanders into the baby's room, serenely balancing the teakettle in the palm of her hand.
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Deventer, The Netherlands — The small boy, all in white, lies still, his tiny hands cupped together, his eyes serenely shut.
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When you're with beauty, in art or in nature, you tend to move at Kairos time — slowly, serenely but thickly.
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It was jarring to see O'Grady sit serenely in a space she would have invaded at the peak of her career.
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A lover of nature, she posted videos of birds gliding serenely over the Dhaka skyline as car horns honked noisily below.
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And yet somehow all of them, captured in delicate salted-paper prints that luxuriate in ethereal velvety grays, are serenely beautiful.
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A woman wearing a seahorse-inspired robotic tail rotated serenely, twirling around its flexible ballast like a stripper on a pole.
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But the pattern of scattered lights going off evokes the serenely weightless beauty of a gentle snowfall on a hidden pond.
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Mr McConnell is serenely untroubled by the precedent he set, and President Donald Trump plans to announce his nominee on July 9th.
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Amazon, which fell from the top position to second place in the Harris poll, is coasting serenely above the privacy-controversy maelstrom.
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In contrast, 13-year-old Chase (Case Walker), their younger brother, is serenely confident in his ability to, well, chase his dreams.
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Yet when I spoke to Mr. Dodson this week, he was not only serenely unruffled by the president's decision — he applauded it.
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Bits of soft pizzicato plucking in the strings serenely introduce the sitar at one point; sinuous, handsome solos emerge from the orchestra.
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It is more sepia-toned and foreboding than serenely pretty, with jagged rocks and a huge moon partly masked by gauzy clouds.
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As Sarah Lipstate's Sunday afternoon sound sermon soared up to the rafters, listeners sat serenely in the sun and parents hushed their children.
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Sure, you can plan an elaborate heist for months, splitting the money with ten other people while looking serenely at the Bellagio fountains.
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However, the singer appears to focus on an unseen guest (our bet's on Alwyn!) and smiles serenely at the end of the video.
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Serenely incubating eggs in the inner city, this bird had little in common with its shy, reclusive ancestors that nested in Europe's forests.
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I was expecting to serenely experience its masterpieces, but my view was blocked by a wall of smartphones taking pictures of the paintings.
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"All for You" is a serenely awe-struck lullaby, with Trixie Whitley's hushed, hazy voice sounding just earthy enough amid shimmering, cyclical chords.
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His work can be serenely perverse, but there is nonetheless a vertigo to the logical extremes that Bader will pursue in his ideas.
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Zen — Nick Zendejas, a Colorado transplant — smiled serenely and spun two steel balls in his hand while chatting with other players between turns.
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When I asked how the current financial crisis would affect her, she serenely predicted that it wouldn't: her core clientele was recession-proof.
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Christopher Andrew has praise for the way George Washington would shrewdly, serenely evaluate multiple intelligence sources, rather than relying upon a single spectacular one.
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And again and again as the show progresses we see a tiny white thing, in the shape of Robin Hood's hat, sailing serenely through.
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" Asked what she would do after leaving office, Ms. Merkel smiled serenely: "I think that I am very, very good at keeping myself busy.
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Yet at the annual meeting of China's national legislature, which began last month, Communist Party officials from Xinjiang appeared serenely unbowed about the policies.
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She clacks her fingernails on the glass bottle, pops off the top with a satisfying click, listens to the bubbles fizz, and smiles serenely.
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Book El Nido Lagen's overwater bungalows starting at $541 per nightLagen Island is serenely located between a lush forest and a crystalline, shallow lagoon.
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I love watching her vanity prick up, the way she serenely tilts her small white head and refurbishes her Southern accent to correct them.
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Her new look, as Paper had hoped, nearly broke the internet, with fans immediately going bonkers over just how different — and serenely happy — Bynes looked.
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" One reviewer, writing about a program of Marian liturgical music, likened the ensemble's sound to the Virgin herself: "serenely pure, sweetly distant and ineluctably graceful.
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Featured here are photos of others dressed as Philomene—standing serenely in a garden of flowers, passionately kissing each other, lounging at an indoor pool.
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Thomas looks out at the rustling, murmuring congregation, at his parents' angry expressions, and at Christina, who stands with her hands folded serenely before her.
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The seniors have their own demon — age — which one of them, Latika, fights with burgundy-dyed hair and another accepts by serenely wading toward dementia.
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A subsequent scene shows the Astroworld musician holding his then-newborn daughter, looking down at her serenely before her name and birth date appear onscreen.
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Still, the river was serenely beautiful, even with dozens of other boats on the water, and the deep purple sky had become a pale yellow.
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But Ms. Vieira's perspective on environmental ruin is as serenely distant and charged with creative reinterpretation as a Renaissance antiquarian's view of ancient Greek sculpture.
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The vehicle consists of riveted metal and metal adornments with a body serenely at peace in its center — technology buttressing the human, not overwhelming it.
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In one image, a middle-aged black woman faces the viewer, wearing an orange, patterned shift; with her shoulders back and relaxed, she smiles serenely.
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One adviser predicts a Tudor court in Downing Street, where rivals stab each other for the ear of the king, who sits serenely above it all.
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Now, the intrepid spacecraft—skirting serenely in interstellar space—is being bombarded with requests for nudes, the pee tape, and least predictably, questions about people's dads.
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It was that my pregnancy hadn't been blissful and glowy, with me serenely pondering the miracle of life while enjoying the pregnancy cravings my fetuses inspired.
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Solomon Woods, 49, a trim, dark-haired, soft-spoken physicist, was about to demonstrate how different they were, and how serenely voracious a black could be.
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Unlike Pumpkin, who serenely is craning for feed from a stable lad, there's an unsettled agitation in the horse's eye, and the curl of its lip.
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Mathilde, serenely acted by Ms. de Laâge, is a beautiful, preternaturally wise and compassionate young woman: a modern heroine undaunted by the horrors of the world.
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But Mr. Sailer treats them with deadpan seriousness, not a series of one-liners: with their diluted colors and flattened light, these photographs are serenely beautiful.
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Prince Mohammed, for instance, could serenely supervise massacres in Yemen so long as he, exchanging his robes for blue jeans, promised to let Saudi women drive.
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In jeans and vintage yellow cowboy boots, with her hair tucked away in a headwrap of her own creation, she moves serenely through the bright space.
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At Everton on Tuesday evening, Arsenal was coasting, sailing serenely to victory, all the way up to the point that it dashed itself against the rocks.
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What I Love You can see the Hudson rolling serenely along from the many windows in B. H. Barry's penthouse duplex on the Upper West Side.
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The LED displays provide a colorful variety of moving images, such as one of sakura blossoms falling serenely from the sky, to the accompaniment of music.
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Sethe, her heroine in "Beloved", serenely continuing to hold on her baby's face after she had cut its throat to save it from a slave's life.
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Are the guerrilla forces castes of beings serenely distant from the flesh, like nuns and monks in the Christian Church, but with M-16s and rocket launchers?
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Without companions nearby, the conversation becomes visual: I glance at the whispers and flirtations in the audience, at those people leaving early, the ones staying serenely behind.
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Surely all of man's ills must stem, the philosopher wrote, from his simple inability to remain quiet and alone, serenely in the comfort of his own home.
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If you really want to hear how the Beethovenian symphonic ideal was transfigured in the 33th century, try Messiaen's ecstatic, serenely gorgeous and cosmically wild "Turangalila" Symphony.
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" He accepted the past, saying that he could "leave it all to memory," and insisted that he'd serenely carry his newfound worldview forward: "It starts right now.
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And the mood is often serenely surreal — at least until the production second-guesses Henze by reinserting the opera's Intermezzo, which the composer cut after the world premiere.
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Thus, in "Army of Shadows" (21947), set during the wartime struggles of the French Resistance, the heroine is serenely efficient, fearless, and discreet, save for one tiny weakness.
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Continue for about -- um -- 23 miles, dodging the serenely floating icebergs that dot the sea, and aim for Green Island, one of many outposts off the Antarctic peninsula.
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In the end, quite serenely, though there were a couple blips along the way: a defeat in Sweden and, most notably, a scoreless tie at home against Luxembourg.
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Whoever this butter-eater is, he's been serenely enjoying a mouthful of saturated fat for at least two years—or at least, he's been online for that long.
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I'm done shopping in the time it takes to heat a burrito, and serenely arrive at the checkout without the urge to impale myself on the conveyor belt divider.
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"Zero Gravity 1" (2018) shows a figure with feet serenely crossed in lotus position, but whose upper body is, by contrast, violently dissolved in a series of white slashes.
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Others are given powerfully dramatic, completely fictional private lives, so as the zeppelin cruises serenely through the clouds the earthbound reader ricochets from distrust to uncertainty to outright foreboding.
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The spectacle of the trio who were picked out by television cameras eating serenely as the country's nerves frayed during the match against Spain propelled them to national fame.
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There's plenty to be said about the ways in which AG Cook's PC Music, an odd collective of bright pop producers, has serenely worked its way into the charts.
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It was 100 pages of Saudi cotton candy, filled with splashy photos of the crown prince smiling serenely beneath his checkered headgear here, shaking hands with President Trump there.
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The gaze in each face is serenely endless, but the skin is always unsettled, and this technique works because skin being alive imparts the impression of breath inhabiting it.
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Every season at fashion week, there is that one guest, glowing serenely among the camera flashes, dressed in a custom outfit, placed in the perfect seat at multiple shows.
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In the end, quite serenely, though there were a couple of blips along the way: a defeat in Sweden and, most notably, a scoreless tie at home against Luxembourg.
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As scared girls searched for friends, sisters and parents, those childish decorations floated serenely above the carnage and chaos — mementos of an innocence that was present only moments before.
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The film jerks the audience on a necrophiliac roller coaster, plunging us into the serenely violent whiteness of classic Technicolor musicals and then jerking us back to Mantan Moreland.
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"I intend to disrupt every offensive formation ever created," Swann says with the serenely batshit confidence of a man who truly intends to disrupt every offensive formation ever created.
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Francis led thousands of people in prayer that Chinese Catholics can live their faith serenely "and can make gestures of fraternity, harmony and reconciliation in full communion" with the pope.
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Much of the play's tension radiates from the rivalry between Lala, a college dropout, and her prettier, smarter cousin Sunny Freitag (a serenely confident Amanda Kristin Nichols), who attends Wellesley.
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Although her take-no-prisoners expression was the result of exhaustion, Jackson, in perfect hair and makeup, ended up looking serenely skeptical, at peace with—or even proud of—some scheming.
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Space insurance is also uncorrelated with other types of insurance, so even if a hurricane wipes out hundreds of seaside homes all at once, the space insurance market remains serenely independent.
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"That wasn't planned," said the Mercedes driver as images of him falling back into the sea of people, smiling serenely with his body supported by raised arms, traveled around the world.
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In the Instagram photo, a suited Kushner — whose brother is White House adviser Jared Kushner — proudly takes a picture of Kloss as she serenely gazes down at a bouquet of flowers.
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In "Boy with a Flintlock Rifle" (1817) (whose subject has never been identified), a young boy stares serenely at the viewer, his arms crossed in order to support a large rifle.
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He's basically just what he looks like: a man serenely unbothered by anything he's done to get his power or anything he's done with it, having few friends but many allies.
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He would only have to look slightly down from the bench into the front row of observers to see Layleen's face, her eyes closed serenely, tattooed on her sister Melania's forearm.
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Jahnkoy's designer, Maria Kazakova, who had orchestrated the scene, sat serenely at the center, hand-stitching a Puma sneaker, her dreadlocks piled on her head, her lips colored a dark blue.
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And in Paris, I.M. Pei's glass pyramid still sits serenely outside the Louvre, even if the usual crowds milling around it are missing on account of canceled flights and border restrictions.
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And in Paris, I.M. Pei's glass pyramid still sits serenely outside the Louvre, even if the usual crowds milling around it are missing on account of canceled flights and border restrictions.
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I'm digging through my box of spare buttons, picking out the correct one and serenely sewing it back onto my favorite sweater, pausing occasionally to sip from a hot mug of tea.
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Everton wants him, maybe Manchester United will want him, and there are other admirers of the way the big Dutchman manages serenely to guide teams on a limited budget toward the top.
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There seemed no possibility of dialogue with a metropolitan ruling class of such Godlike aloofness, which had cruelly stranded us in history while itself moving serenely toward convergence with the prosperous West.
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Unlike others of his ilk who cannot hide their social awkwardness, Mr. Dorsey takes his inherent shyness and tries hard to make it look like he is floating serenely above the fray.
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A subsequent scene in the documentary (not shared by Jenner) shows the Astroworld musician holding his then-newborn daughter, looking down at her serenely before her name and birth date appear onscreen.
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But when the mice were placed in unfamiliar cages, which normally would incite jittery exploring and lots of nervous sniffing — a form of rapid breathing — the animals instead sat serenely grooming themselves.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — L'Esprit du Bauhaus ("The Bauhaus Spirit") is a serenely spirited show that reintroduces us to the many and enduring innovations of Walter Gropius's German art school.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An arctic village cloaked in a winter blue hue, a griffon vulture soaring serenely, and two theatre actors in China preparing for a performance inside a cave.
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As serenely pretty as Cielo's tiny dining room is, it's the food that commands attention, beginning with the eggplant that comes in a tomato-basil sauce with soft, crusty bread before the meal begins.
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But Falcon Heavy's test payload was well on its way to space: Musk's midnight cherry Tesla Roadster floated serenely in orbit, its "Starman" mannequin pilot marking the first Falcon Heavy payload delivered to space.
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There she was on "Meet the Press," serenely chiding an exasperated Chuck Todd for being "overly dramatic" as he repeatedly tried to get her to concede that lying to the American public was bad.
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CreditCreditSimon Heger Knudsen Five days after Christmas, the Danish designer Cecilie Bahnsen stood in her serenely decorated basement studio in Osterbro, a leafy residential neighborhood in eastern Copenhagen, with one of her team members.
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It's rare that a blockbuster movie feels this competently, serenely middle-of-the-road, but maybe being this safe in an era of easy outrage is its own form of mild, moderate, entirely bland achievement.
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He first appeared about six months ago, his impish face rising up from the bottom of hundreds of web pages, smiling serenely like he knew some catastrophe was coming that I'd be powerless to stop.
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I once walked into a host's bathroom to see the bath full of floating whisky bottles being soaked to remove the labels, a servant sitting on a stool serenely poking at them with a stick.
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I have revered May since "The Last of the Mohicans" (1992), when she faced down her Huron pursuers and stepped serenely off a cliff, and here, as Susan, she lends force to the gathering gloom.
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Its primary consumers, in cities and suburbs, picture their gallons of two percent coming from rural idylls in upstate New York, Wisconsin and Idaho, where cows serenely graze and farmers procure their milk by hand.
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Despite the trials of office and the efforts of opposition parties to sink the nationalist project, the SNP has sailed serenely on, polling around 40% while the Conservatives and Labour scrap it out in the 20s.
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Instead, the movie ends on a shot of Lyra and her soon-to-be-murdered friend floating serenely toward Lord Asriel in a hot air balloon, secure in their mutual certainty that Asriel will fix everything.
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Allison, trained in dance, was serenely beautiful: raven-haired, tawny-skinned, a true testament to fertility, pulling off the title she gave herself — Mother Superior — and tribal belly dancing to the drum beats the collective made.
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The thousands of images of Fisher-Price's Rock 'n Play sleeper posted on Instagram include many of babies snuggled serenely in the cloth-covered cradle, free of its harness and surrounded by blankets and stuffed animals.
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The video starts off serenely enough, with just a glimpse of a splash off in the distance, but as soon as the camera pans to the left a humpback whale can be seen emerging from the ocean.
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"We can move forward serenely...responsibly, and above all believing in the Lord, knowing that this faith defends and saves us," Murillo said in the context of the coronavirus, according to state-run news agency Digital 19.
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On Friday afternoon, a light crowd of about a dozen people closely watched the Mandarin duck float serenely atop the water of the Pond, apparently napping as a sprinkling of rain made the water around him ripple.
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One of the charms of wandering the outer-circle neighborhoods of New York, far from the towering commercialism of Manhattan, has been the statues of the Blessed Mother staring out serenely from the postage-stamp lawns of rowhouses.
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"The ever-inventive illustrator Vladimir Radunsky — inspired to take liberties with the natural laws that Einstein pondered — presents Albert riding serenely, hands free, upward on a sunbeam," Abby McGanney Nolan wrote in a review in The Washington Post.
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In the first one, which I later learned is called Baby Beach for its gentle waves, we saw, appropriately, a Bermuda longtail nesting in the hollow of a rock, looking serenely back at us with bright, satisfied eyes.
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If anyone had talked during his rendition of Hank Williams Jr's "Lovesick Blues," I know in my heart that he'd have stopped singing, yelled at them in a high-pitched, unhinged-seeming way to "SHUT uuuup," before continuing serenely.
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The ostensible excesses of Heiner Goebbels's production — crowding in serenely floating zeppelins, ballroom dancers and an eerie, poignant flock of sheep — felt right at home in Mr. Andriessen's extravagant imagination, in which boogie-woogie rubs elbows with antique polyphony.
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The puzzle seemed so deeply ingrained in our lives that I figured it must have been around for centuries—I envisioned the empress Livia in the famous garden room in her villa, serenely filling in her cruciverborum each morning.
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NEW WORK: ETEL ADNAN This Beirut-born painter's pocket-size landscapes, serenely pieced together in broad strokes of mildly tropical color, don't so much straddle the line between abstraction and figuration as dissolve it with love. Sept. 1-Jan.
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I stared out into the dark waters of New York Harbor for a time and then looked up and was almost surprised by the sight of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island still standing serenely in our harbor.
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For his latest sci-fi short film, The Narrow World, filmmaker Brent Bonacorso envisioned a giant kaiju sitting serenely in Venice Beach, LA. The beast articulates the wild inside of humans—the untapped personality traits, longings, and ambitions left unrealized.
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But Mr. Taylor was careful to retain an official neutrality on what Congress should do with his testimony and when lawmakers tried to goad him into taking a more political stance, he smiled serenely and declined to take the bait.
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Once you're ushered into the space, decorated with carefully arranged tables and chairs, you immediately get the sense of eyes watching you — 50 eyes, actually, belonging to the roughly 25 owls that are serenely sitting on perches around the room.
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Able to serenely convert all manner of potential pain or happiness into plot fodder, the preternaturally unperturbed star is an aspirational subject exactly because of her uncanny ability to withstand and master the relentless, rollicking shocks that contemporary life serves up.
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" DUTCH FINANCE MINISTER JEROEN DIJSSELBLOEM, CHAIRMAN OF GROUP OF EURO ZONE FINANCE MINISTERS "The UK is a beacon for peaceful politics, and we hope that the British public ... can make their democratic choices serenely and in a safe way next week.
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"Now I see that I was just a child," says Chopek, now sitting serenely in a safe house, a healing lodge in rural Manitoba that cradled her in the love and protection she so needed when she escaped her life on the streets.
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We've transitioned from a world in which 15-year-olds stress about Snapchat and lunch table power dynamics to a world in which 15-year-olds serenely tell their 30-something husbands not to worry; they'll be able to fulfill their biological function.
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If one is taking the texts not as divine rule, or even as contemporary moral discourse, but, rather, as inspired ancient poetry, episodes in the history of civilization, one can be serenely unsurprised that they share the values of their time and place.
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The car was causing a scene: Tourists walking up from SoHo, laden with shopping bags, gawked and took pictures of the small black kid hanging out the passenger's window wearing giant white angel's wings, a matching do-rag and a serenely menacing gaze.
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For example, Gustave Courbet's "L'Homme blessé" (The Wounded Man, 1844–45) originally showed a man and a woman reclining serenely together, but at the fractured end of a relationship Courbet substituted her body with a sword, dousing the man's shirt with blood.
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During the show, I watched as one middle-aged woman in high heeled boots and black jeans was whirled around, dragged along the floor, and delicately humped on various surfaces — all while still seated, extremely serenely if I may add, in the same chair.
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Still, on a recent afternoon, there was America's third president, standing serenely on his pedestal in front of the Columbia School of Journalism, flanked by Annette Gordon-Reed and Peter S. Onuf, the authors of the latest book to plumb the mysteries of his character.
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He's deprived of headlines and momentum that both his own vote totals and Biden's plunge should have earned him, and his decision to serenely claim victory in the midst of a massive technological "upgrade"-turned-meltdown, I'm afraid, played as a bit of an obnoxious McKinsey move.
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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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In the picture, posted on both Facebook and the Bhutanese national website, Jetsun, 25, is shown sitting serenely in the arms of her husband Jigme, 35, at the Paro Ugyen Pelri Palace, a secluded wooded compound in rural East Bhutan, nestled within the imposing backdrop of the Himalayas.
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The supermodel recently returned home from her Bahamas work trip, where perhaps she was just too busy to catch up on the buzziest new relationship of the week, because she serenely provided her Instagram followers with a sexy selfie amid news of The Weeknd and Selena Gomez's budding romance.
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Update: The oh-so-bold gentleman with the nerve to be seen serenely reading a book smack-dab in the middle of Beyoncé's Raleigh, NC, concert earlier this week has been found — and he is seriously amused by all the social media attention that's been directed his way.
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The happy creatures demonstrate counting, a few apropos opposites like "over" and "under," a dash of wondrous nighttime magic in the form of a shower of stars, and then — as always, parents will bless his name — the joy of settling down serenely to sleep after a full day.
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Murugan allows us to see what Kali cannot, how steeped he is in a world where other forms of brutality are common, even banal — his beloved uncle, for example, secures his right to land by threatening to rape his brothers' wives, a fact Kali reports to us rather serenely.
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The works in the show range from a 2450 ink self-portrait of a ponderous 280-year-old Currin, to his 219 oil "Newspaper Couple," in which an elderly man and woman smile at each other serenely despite a jumble of bric-a-brac balanced surreally on their heads.
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The works in the show range from a 2450 ink self-portrait of a ponderous 280-year-old Currin, to his 219 oil "Newspaper Couple," in which an elderly man and woman smile at each other serenely despite a jumble of bric-a-brac balanced surreally on their heads.
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On the stand in San Francisco today, former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick appeared calm, cool, and well-hydrated, sipping from a series of tiny water bottles while serenely fielding questions from the legal team at Waymo, the Alphabet self-driving car effort that is suing Uber for trade secret theft.
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They include the playful (a riveting duet for Joseph Gordon and Indiana Woodward, with simultaneous solos that connect as both geometry and as conversation), the serenely poetic (a duet of piercing lines and flowing phrases for Sterling Hyltin and Tyler Angle) and the sharply athletic (a solo of abrupt jumps for Amar Ramasar).
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She cites Merkel as a model leader, she's surrounded by a bipartisan foreign policy cadre that's eager for a Details To Be Determined escalation in Syria, and she seems — like her Goldman Sachs audiences — intent on sailing serenely above the storm of nationalism rather than reconsidering any of the assumptions of her class.
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It's about eccentrics and experimenters, like the Welsh trio Rozi Plain, whose serenely minimal songs bristle inside with hints of Krautrock; the D.J.-producer JLin, who pushes the brittle, spasmodic rhythms of Chicago footwork to startling extremes; and the Taiwanese rapper Aristophanes, who moved from abstract vocalizations to rapid-fire rhymes in Chinese.
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She can become a "gargantuan ear," a repository of narratives as her fascination with teratology — the study of "the errors and blunders of creation" — takes her to specialized museums around the world, to contemplate salamanders with two tails; oddly-shaped apples; a fetus, floating serenely in a jar, with its one head and two bodies.
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His erstwhile carport combines the aesthetics of bar tools and power tools: There's a well-polished wood bar that he built by hand; bottles and bar hardware share wall space with axes, hammers, blades, a butterfly knife, brass knuckles, even a champagne saber, while a bandana-clad deer head serenely yet sagaciously gazes over the sets of vintage glassware.
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Taken by Jonathan Bachman, a photographer for Reuters, the photograph shows a young African-American woman in a long black-and-white dress that is blowing gracefully in the wind, staring serenely at two policemen in black riot gear who have come to arrest her, in front of a much larger corps of police officers also in riot gear.
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The specter of a crowded, fractious field of women candidates stands in contrast to the serenely managerial mien of Hillary Clinton, who confessed in her 2017 memoir about the previous year's election that she was often bewildered by the "anger" of the masses and was prone by temperament and training to assuage public outrage with calm wonkery.
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Ultimately, however, despite the implied criticisms (the "Lord Jesus"es are what gives it away), his final sentiment is one of unity and togetherness: "I love this world," he states simply, serenely, as if in imagining that he shared a Bible study with Katy Perry he has now solved the question of the meaning of life.
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At about the same time when Munich's railway stations were cleared on threats of terrorist attacks, the beautiful Grand-Place in Brussels blanketed by storm-troopers and some 100,000 police and army personnel patrolled the French cities, the people in the Land of the Rising Sun were serenely praying on New Year's sunrise to the celestial sun goddess Amaterasu Omikami.
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Cherry blossoms, beautifully intricate kimonos and people serenely paddling across a river — a new video paints an idyllic picture of how life was like in Hiroshima, before the city was destroyed by an atomic bomb in World War II. The video, shot by a Hiroshima resident some 10 years before the bombing, is the only footage owned by the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum that depicts the area before 1945.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Yesterday Saint Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter simultaneously blessed us all (at a time when we seriously need blessings) and broke the internet, when she announced that she was pregnant WITH TWINS in the following Instagram post: Here, Bey frames herself as the holy earth mother that she is, gazing down the camera lens serenely, sharing her "love and happiness" with the world.
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So for now, please enjoy this picture of a Billy Burke dummy, bobbing serenely in a Siberian lab: It says a lot that Zoo now boasts a pack of mind-controlled lions, and yet the thing I can't stop thinking about is how Jamie — who in season one used to blog under the name "Girl with the Genie Tattoo" — has evolved beyond her scrappy independent journalist origin story to become a smirky billionaire with a penchant for sneaking out in the middle of the night to fight bad guys out of absolutely nowhere.
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The building now sits on the well-known museum mile, and has that Upper East Side feel of dynastically preserved wealth, redolent in almost every aspect of the building: the nest of serenely white plaster archways at the entrance; the great hall's majestically high ceilings consisting of coffered, carved oak; the decorative plaster ceiling with raised strapwork design on the second floor; the intricate teak, parquet flooring; oak woodwork paneling; the carved wood railings of the grand staircase; and the stained glass tympanum and roundels over the entrance to the main floor's reception room.
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Yukimaru, which is powered by a quadcopter, has debuted in a promotional video about the town, in which he buzzes serenely through its attractions such as the Daruma Temple, the Yamato River and Mount Myojin: In the video, Yukimaru also passes the burial spot of its namesake: the pet dog of 7th century royal Prince Shōtoku: Yukimaru also chases after a jogger on the banks of the Yamato River: In case you weren't convinced Yukimaru is real, Oji posted a video featuring a close-up of its adorable drone: Steven Universe fans may also see Yukimaru's passing resemblance to Dogcopter, a fictional flying dog in the cartoon series.
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