The US landmarks to be lit scarlet are the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Mary in Washington, DC, St. Peter and St. Paul Cathedral in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the Cathedral of St. Francis of Assisi in Metuchen, New Jersey and the Cathedral of the Epiphany in Venice, Florida.
The light-scarlet petals and spurs are fused into conical tubes pointing upward.
Next he saw her on the stage of the Capitol Theatre, and the stage was set with a great memorial window lit with scarlet beams.
I didn't think about high priestesses again until March of this year, when the designer Stefano Pilati took his collection for Yves Saint Laurent to a nunnery, with wimples framing faces lighted with scarlet lipstick.
A painted, dusky landscape – haunting in a non-specific way – makes the backdrop; the furniture could have been lifted from a Russian salon, and there are vividly lit, mysterious scarlet doors that hang from above and lead nowhere, like romance in this play.
The red room in which the small Jane is locked is evoked with a flood of scarlet light.
He put in a fine big canvas after almost a decade's work: The Opening of Waterloo Bridge, the white bridge shining under trademark Constable skies, the hazy light picking out scarlet details of boats and flags in the foreground.
When, in a scene exactly echoing Mary Harron's 2000 movie with Christian Bale, Smith, dressed in a translucent mac and wielding an axe, approaches his latest victim, the stage is not spattered with blood but drenched in scarlet light.
The vegetable plate that accompanied the bagna cauda won the prize, everyone agreed, for sheer good looks -- purple radishes, deep red and light green radicchio, scarlet strips of bell pepper, brilliant orange carrot curls, and paler celery, turnips and artichoke hearts.
