Sentence examples similar to lantern display from inspiring English sources

Each interrelated scene is a vivid, eerily complete world: perhaps like the "magic lantern" displays in the Thorne Miniature Rooms at the Chicago Art Institute, which famously inspired Orson Welles.

Imitating the Dog's breathtaking visuals flood the stalls with sea water and transform iron pillars into cascading fountains, ironically providing a contemporary equivalent of the magic lantern displays that ultimately forced such behemoth music halls out of business.

Sea Breeze, jointly produced with Live at LICA and Raisin and Willow captured the ephemera of those glory days in a play of light that astonished much as the first cinematograph and magic lantern displays must have; less a product of technology than the influence of witchcraft.

As ever, Anderson's world is created like the most magnificent full-scale doll's house; his incredible locations, interiors and old-fashioned matte-painting backdrops sometimes give the film a look of a magic-lantern display or an illustrated plate from a book.

"We got these huge poufs and lots of carpets and lanterns to display".

Plus, we still have some of the "lanterns" on display in our house years later!

The mood brightens abruptly in the next room, where pieces of biomorphic furniture and more than a dozen paper lanterns are displayed as if in a department store.

The full cell is demonstrated on an LED lantern and LED display board.

For history buffs, the Alcott House (where Louisa May and her sisters grew up), Walden Pond and Henry David Thoreau's cabin and the Concord Museum where Paul Revere's lantern sits on display are good for a quiet afternoon.

The museum's lantern-shaped central display is filled with relics of immigrant life.

Jack-o'-lantern, in American holiday custom, a hollowed-out-pumpkin lantern that is displayed on Halloween.