effigy, to the point,more to the point

"There's a dichotomy going on: the calm facial features compared with the agitated drapery." —Curator Thayer Tolles on “Tomb Effigy of Elizabeth Boott Duveneck,” a funerary monument reminiscent of Gothic and Renaissance giant tomb effigies.

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British Museum

Richard the Lionheart was crowned king ‪#‎onthisday‬ in 1189. Here's a drawing of his tomb effigy http://ow.ly/B1y3a

 effigy

[名]
1 彫像；（貨幣面などの）肖像，画像.
2 （その人の姿をわざと醜く模した）人形，偶像.

burn [hang, execute] a person in effigy

(1)（怒り・軽蔑・嘲笑を公然と示すために）〈人の〉肖像［人形］を焼く［絞首刑にする，処刑する］.
(2)非難［酷評］する；嘲笑する.

更重要的一點 more to the point



to the point

Relevant:his evidence was brief and to the point