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Did he have more access than a nonroyal documentary maker would have had?

"People's perceptions of these things are very strange," he said, describing what it means to compete as a royal in a nonroyal world.

Nonroyal pieces were stamped with the names of the maker, a guild requirement.

There were the nonroyal nobility of a dozen nations present, too; some of them actually worked for a living.

Single chamber tombs were more common for nonroyal burials.

The Carlyle did have a near-buyer (nonroyal) in December, until the deal fell through.

The elephant was a product of the Fon royal court; the figure probably commissioned for a nonroyal domestic altar.

The depiction of nonroyal persons also has a very important place in the explanation and understanding of Qajar art.

She already knew what it was she would be asking him for in exchange for her silence regarding his nonroyal origins.

This is probably due to cultural restrictions on depiction of nonroyal religious activity, which relaxed during the Middle and New Kingdoms.

This handsome (if headless) personage, his size a rarity for a nonroyal figure, strides forward with his left leg extended.

It is one of the earliest known examples of large Egyptian nonroyal statuary and evocative of what was happening in this creative period.

Zuo Shu Zhang was a rank of Qin's bureaucracy to give nonroyal ministers the supreme political power.

And Iavo himself touched the still-sheathed ceremonial dirk that was the symbol of the highest nonroyal office in the Romulan Star Empire.

Analysts say the House of Saud dominates the Saudi armed forces and also controls the civilian government, where it relies largely on nonroyal Saudi technocrats educated in the West.

Tombs of the Nobles (Saqqara) - a large number of royal and nonroyal tombs from the 1st and 2nd dynasty, Old Kingdom and New Kingdom.

In times before Western contact, commoners giving leis to royalty had to present them to an intermediary with a bow, observing a taboo against raising their nonroyal hands above the head of an alii.

Although he twice traveled to Italy (where he painted his remarkable portrait of Pope Innocent X), most of his nonroyal work was done while still a young man in Seville.

In some cases, representations are more naturalistic, especially in depictions of animals and plants, of commoners, and in a sense of action and movement-for both nonroyal and royal people.

Duncan occupied the next chair, where once his father and brother had sat as Duke of Cassan and Earl of Kierney; and after him came Ewan, senior of Gwynedd's three nonroyal dukes.

Several large terraced funerary complexes in Tjebu by officials of the 10th Nome during the Twelfth and Thirteenth Dynasties represent the peak of nonroyal funerary architecture of the Middle Kingdom.

ON the Costa del Sol, near the narrow Strait of Gibraltar that separates Spain from Morocco, the crowned figureheads of the present age play, royal and nonroyal millionaires of all nations and faiths (not to mention legions of red-faced package tourists).

The Royal Image: Illustrations of the Grandes Chroniques de France, 1274-1422 (Berkeley: University of California Press) [1] The book covers five royal and fifteen nonroyal manuscripts of the Grandes Chroniques which exemplify different pictorial solutions to the problem of illustrating it.