In a bird's-eye photograph, this man bites on a garden hose and brandishes a wooden hammer while standing on a marble zodiac.
In a bird's-eye photograph, this man bites on a garden hose and brandishes a wooden hammer while standing on a marble zodiac. The 炬rst piece in the "dance of darkness" genre, which his work inspired, drew controversy when the audience thought performers had strangled a chicken. Arrows pierce this man's torso in one piece from an erotic photography collection he modeled for, Ordeal by Roses. The ending of The Truman Show uses a piece of music from a biopic about this man, which shows his grandmother refusing to let him play outside during segments about his childhood. A pulsating E-畔lat major arpeggio in 炬rst inversion concludes the third string quartet of Philip Glass, which is nicknamed for this man. The aforementioned biopic, which culminates with the section "Harmony of Pen and Sword," was directed by Paul Schrader. For 10 points, name this subject of a 炬lm subtitled "A Life in Four Chapters," which contains scenes from his novels Runaway Horses and The Temple of the Golden Pavilion.
In a bird's-eye photograph, this man bites on a garden hose and brandishes a wooden hammer while standing on a marble zodiac.
Yukio Mishima [or Kimitake Hiraoka; accept names in either order]