Sentence examples for gallery illuminate from inspiring English sources

I like to wake up at five every morning, while it's still dark outside and only the dim lights of the gallery illuminate my cell.

I like to wake up at five every morning, while it's still dark outside and only the dim lights of the gallery illuminate my cell.

Around the perimeter of the building, what Zumthor calls "meander" galleries illuminated by side light through tall windows and edged with continuous benches will contain about 71,000 square feet of display space.

It consists of a black-walled gallery illuminated only by a neon sign and a set of loudspeakers from which strange rumblings emanate.

A new, perfect white cube of a gallery illuminated through a sheer fabric ceiling is a counterpart to the florid rooms of the old Morgan, whose marble rotunda has never looked more seductive -- or debauched.

In 1859 he exhibited The Heart of the Andes in a darkened Manhattan gallery, illuminated by gas jets, surrounded by real tropical plants - there was a demand in New York City for these precociously cinematic vistas.

She was a woman of state, a very strong ruler controlling a very strong kingdom". The goods: A short introductory film plays before rising to reveal a darkened, blue-hued gallery illuminated by pools of light.

The galleries, illuminated in part by natural light (through skylights), have some of the virtues of neutrality but are more inviting than plain white boxes.

In the new building, paintings by old masters like Tiepolo, Van Dyck and Delacroix hang in upstairs galleries illuminated partly by natural light.

Many of Kolumba's galleries are illuminated from above by tall light wells that produce a church-like, almost sacred light.

The new arrivals, from several private collections, enhance the ability of the gallery to illuminate the creative relationships among artists like Cézanne, van Gogh and Gauguin, and Matisse, Derain and Vlaminck.