In the 1913 "Two Nudes: Lovers (Self-Portrait With Alma Mahler)," they are seen in a dreamy, dancelike encounter in a pastoral landscape, their nude bodies conjured up by means of bold, Cézannesque brushstrokes.
But after encountering dreamy image after dreamy image of outdoor soirees with candlelit tables, I decided that there would be no harm in creating a board of ideas for party planning and ambiance.
House music remains Lee's genre of choice, despite his career; more than one streetwise rapper has been shocked, on entering Lee's car, to encounter some dreamy club classic from the eighties — say, "Mystery of Love," by Mr. Fingers.
The photographer describes their encounters with dreamy intensity and detail.
As the story of a frightened young boy who goes to confession fearing for his soul because he's been telling lies just before receiving communion and then encounters a dreamy, distracted priest who tells him not to worry about sin and to learn to appreciate the beauty of the world, "Absolution" remembers the romantic influence, in almost ghostly form, of Father Fay.
Eventually William discovers that Hester is having an affair with Freddie Page (Tom Hiddleston), a dashing former pilot who seems, at least as we first encounter him, the dreamy antithesis of his stolid rival.
One of the photos here depicts a tender moment in family life: Jessica gazing affectionately at her daughter, Jean, as the adolescent girl lies on her bed in a dreamy state, the kind of emotional encounter that Hine would shun.
Based on designs by Jean-Gabriel Charvet and printed in 1804-1805 by Dufour, Les Sauvagess" depicts a dreamy landscape populated with the Pacific islanders encountered between 1768 and 1778 by the English explorer James Cook and others.
For a moment, Ms. Samson, who dresses androgynously and sings along to lyrics about a "huge strong mass of feminist fury," sounds like a dreamy-voiced teenager who's just had an encounter with a rock star.
