Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres was a French neoclassical
painter and the acknowledged leader of the neoclassical school in France. He
was a talented painter and draftsman known for his smooth textures in paintings
and drawings. The texture was so smooth that even appeared to be illusionistic.
As with consequently several of his paintings, Ingres relishes in catching surface textures: the elegant velvet; the fresh luster of the silk, browning the flesh; the braided tassle of the cushion; the glossy coating on the wood texture, all crocheting throughout and animate the appearance. See the way, for instance, the shawl points us to her face or the white muslin wraps her hair, billowing off to the right so as to equalize the momentum of her left arm.
Atticus is ready to speak the truth,Sheriff Tate convinces Atticus that it is in nobody's interest to tell the whole truth when it comes to this particular case. Everyone will lose if the truth came out.
Tennis players are not allowed to swear at Wimbledon and umpires should know when to report abuse. Even though a lot of the judges know a few foreign languages, when it comes to profanities, their lexical field may be limited.
