Piano characterizes the museum as a machine, "The hidden base of the museums' machine is the storage, where the artworks are filed and protected from the effects of time; while the rest of the space, under the big glazed lantern, is open to the city and to the light".
Just remember that the bigger the circle, the bigger the lantern.
The bigger the lantern, the more hands needed.
With his big face and lantern jaw, he should lose those five-pound glasses.
In the distance, there were fireworks; overhead, a Big Dipper of lanterns floated away in the sky.
Two big, drum-shaped lanterns revolving perpendicularly to each another cast bands of light -- one vertical, one horizontal -- onto the walls, floor and ceiling of the darkened room.
Launch with champagne in paper cups, harbor boat pacing our boat, wonderful sunset over Cotuit accredited to Mrs. Mellon's plans then landing, swarms of new known-unknowns with lanterns, big tent, air of very expensive rustic simplicity.
I love you!" He says, while flashing me a big jack-o-lantern smile.
Instead of scary or gross pumpkin carvings, here are some pumpkins from the world of comedy that will hopefully make you laugh or at least crack a big jack-o'-lantern smile.
Though he adored film, and had done so ever since he had swapped half his tin soldiers for his big brother's magic lantern, film-making made him "bleed too much".
