- sounds, and mood of each line, and are
composed in the key
signature synaesthetically ****igned by Glyn with
reference to the
colour of the tube line on the...
- Salome) When a
linkage of two
senses depends upon a pun, this is
known as
synaesthetic polysemy.
Examples include: "the
hyacinth purple, and white, and blue...
-
performance of Mussorgsky's
Pictures at an
Exhibition illustrates his "
synaesthetic"
concept of a
universal correspondence of forms,
colors and
musical sounds...
- (2008) "In two films, she made more of an impression, left more of a
synaesthetic presence, than many
actors do in a career". Bird was the
still photographer...
-
communicator of
objective reality, and so
frees it (pp. 78–80). He
embraces a
synaesthetic synthesis of
opposites which are
simultaneously perceived. He then goes...
- from the
original on 8
December 2010.
Retrieved 14
October 2007. "This
synaesthetic composer turned the tube map into music". Time Out London. 24 February...
- "Mom". She is the "original" personality. Mic****e is a shy, quiet,
synaesthetic woman who is
romantically involved with Szpindel.
Sascha is
harsher and...
-
suggestion rather than statement, sensuality,
great use of symbols, and
synaesthetic/Ideasthetic effects—that is,
correspondence between words,
colours and...
- to the
photographic avant-garde.
Stieglitz was
intrigued by Smith's
synaesthetic sensibility; in this period,
Smith would paint visions that came to her...
- morning; he has been able to
stand for six
hours at the easel.
Hockney has
synaesthetic ****ociations
between sound,
colour and shape. Many of Hockney's works...
