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catnap Noun a short sleep or doze Verb [-napping, -napped] to sleep or doze for a short time or intermittently
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| The canvas is almost a synthesis of Picasso's various efforts in the early '30s to represent the corporeal and psychological transformations from wakefulness to sleep in his depictions of MarieTherese Walter, catnapping or falling into deep slumber. The first shot of Chronicle is a dark, massive close-up of the filmmaker's father's catnapping head, its constituent parts obscured, an image that becomes legible only after long staring and a little movement. |
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