- The
Lugubrious Game (or The
Mournful Game) is a part oil
painting and part collage-on-cardboard work
created by
Salvador Dalí in 1929. The name of the...
-
historical context.
Related terms used in
historical medicine include lugubriousness (from
Latin lugere: "to mourn"),
moroseness (from
Latin morosus: "self-will...
-
Porridge and
Walter "Foggy"
Dewhurst in Last of the
Summer Wine. His
lugubrious world-weary face was a
staple of
British television for
forty years. Though...
- the bug-eyes, the yelling, the Mick
Jagger poses, the Oscar-winning
lugubriousness. Whittaker,
Richard (January 31, 2017). "Nicolas Cage
Takes Over the...
- tolls,
along with an
original transition section to the song of a slow,
lugubrious instrumental feel. Of his entrances,
Calaway has stated, "When that gong...
- (2001) in
Canada and
Ireland from May to
October 2000.
Reveal shared the "
lugubrious pace" of Up, and
featured drumming by Joey Waronker, as well as contributions...
-
Fighters songs).
Grunge has been
called the rock
genre with the most "
lugubrious sound"; the use of
heavy distortion and loud amps has been
compared to...
-
works such as The
First Days of Spring, The
Great ****or and The
Lugubrious Game Dalí
continued his
exploration of the
themes of ****ual
anxiety and...
- for its dark
visuals and its
lengthy runtime,
calling it "yet
another lugubrious,
laboriously grim slog
masquerading as a fun
comic book movie." Similarly...
- Night-Thoughts (1742), in
which a
lonely traveller in a
graveyard reflects lugubriously on: The vale funereal, the sad
cypress gloom; The land of apparitions...
