double spread

The opening line of poetry - "We took the dog to the country" - takes two double spreads.

At the end of our next camp in August, she was doing double spreads and more complicated jumps.

Her first editorial assignment was a double spread in Town and Country.

The book contains one hundred double spreads that juxtapose black-and-white photos with text.

The magazine is picture-intensive, with most of the photos taking up the entire double spreads of the magazine's pages.

Best of all, this large tome containing well over 100 photographs, many of them double spreads, does not stint on text.

(A double spread of Elizabeth's teetering stacks may hit a little too close to home for some of us.)

Double spread of blankets."

The third picture, the last in the double spread, showed the weird spiked mess of scaffolding in the Bucharest alley.

Voake's album of childhood antics ends with the twins dangling upside down in a dizzying double spread.

Double spread would be $15; single would be seven, sometimes ten," Flessel recalled in 2001.

The color pages, many of them double spreads, exhibit fine work by the Australian photographer Sally Samins -who, however, is mentioned only briefly.

Brodovitch ran pictures across double spreads and printed them at surprising angles, while Munkacsi photographed models jumping over puddles or climbing into airplanes.

Placing first one foot squarely on the page - the last double spread of the darkening room - then the other foot, he had paused, then burst into tears.

On 16 January 2002, The Daily Telegraph published a double spread obituary article written by author Michael Robotham titled "Isn't he afraid he'll miss the world?"

Or look at the double spread of the girl's final homecoming, with a dazzling yellow sun rising over the hills - the one unqualified burst of brightness in a book of soft colors and pastel shades.

Some pages would be in two colors, red and black, while some double spreads would be split, ideally so that the discrepancy would not be noticed or, better, that the picture would benefit.

At first sight it is a picture book made up of photographic double spreads, printed matte on archival paper and lightly sprinkled here and there with words, logos and single letters that have a poetical application.

Some of the reproductions fold out into a double spread, and also included is a full size reproduction of the Expulsion of Noah, which gives an example of the huge scale of some of her work.

What's the difference between what you're doing here, and the Daily Mail shrieking about skimpily clad dancers on ITV, then printing a double spread of said dancers just to ensure you know how outraged you should be?

The fantastic graphics of The Oracle, many wrapped around pages or double spreads of text, were mostly printed in black and white, but many glowed in deep reds, fuchsias, blues, oranges and yellows produced in a printing process now extinct.

Later on, a double spread review for the 2nd Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles game was split between the review itself and bizarre transcribed interview between Rod Lawton and Adam Peters (pretending to be one of the turtles).

Skarstedt Fine Art 1018 Madison Avenue, at 78th Street Through June 14 In 1981 Cindy Sherman took off on men's magazine centerfolds in a series of photographic double spreads initially commissioned - but not used by - the magazine Artforum.

Dated 1962 in the foreword and dedicated to Patty Callahan, the book comprises twenty-six photographs of various dimensions and proportions; most are laid out on a single page with the text facing the image; some go across the double spread, a few are placed next to each other.

The Head sat Hilly down in a large wing chair (after prudently putting down a double spread of the Bangor Daily News) and sent his secretary out to fetch back a Pepsi-Cola and a bag of Reese's Pieces for the brat.