Orange lights and brighter in the muffled streets of Zermatt, what element more absolute as itself than the death-hush of the snow, the voiceless blizzard, between the brilliant windows of the stores?
And New Yorkers had already been entertained by Marvin Traub's extravagant productions at Bloomingdale's, by the brilliant windows of Robert Currie at Bendel's and Lynn Hershman at Bonwit Teller (where famously a mannequin was posed with her hand crashing through the glass, as if wanting to join the action outside).
It's such a brilliant shop window".
Fake snow (This is brilliant for windows and its amazing for giving your house a Christmas look from the outside).
Hung high on the wall, forcing your gaze upward, it is like a brilliant stained glass window that looks out at the unknowable.
With brilliant stained glass windows, elaborate sculpted woodwork and 35 varieties of Italian, African and Belgian marble used throughout the interior (think grand pillars and a colourful marble floor), this is the place to take someone you want to impress.
In the huge beehive-shaped Cathedral of Rio, illuminated by strips of brilliant stained-glass windows, he suggested that the Catholic Church should also slow down its pace a bit.
Gradually, the brilliant greens outside the window yielded to browner shades.
Brilliant sun catches the window mullions, the feather on the officer's debonair hat, and the edge of the laughing girl's kerchief.
A brilliant, sobering and visionary window onto that world is provided by "Los Caprichos (The Caprices)," a series of 80 etchings by Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828), currently on view at the Nassau County Museum of Art in Roslyn Harbor.
