Sentence examples for love of light from inspiring English sources

Gentle images, they express his abiding love of light and nature, a feeling that is powerfully conveyed in this show.

The architect, who died in 1988, was known for his love of light, color and water elements as well as his garden design.

Goethe's dark works, The Sorrows of Young Werther and Faust, exist alongside a meridional love of light and lemon blossom in Italy.

He made use of the rapidly receding diagonals and dramatic foreshortenings popular among Mannerist painters but brought to these elements the Venetians' love of light as a means of defining form and heightening the sense of drama.

In this painting Tintoretto made use of all the rapidly receding diagonals and dramatic foreshortenings of the Mannerist vocabulary, but he brought to the painting the Venetians' love of light effects to define the forms and heighten the drama.

Like rivals Florence and Rome, Venice enjoyed periods of importance and influence in the continuum of western European art, but in each period the outstanding Venetian characteristic has remained constant, a love of light and colour.

This rather shadowy personage encouraged her love of lighting fires, however dangerously, and then settling down to admire the blaze.

Into this climate arrive Fassbender, Vikander and the love story of "Light," unloosing a rippling cinematic view on the real lives of two very private people (or at least the appearance of their real lives). .

Orders came from the Seattle area "even before we advertised".Technology folk are not known for their love of natural light, let alone the great outdoors.

Love of shape, light and motion; love – and he surely shares this with Klee and Matisse – of the mysterious subaqueous life of fishes in tanks.

Charming, self-deprecating and highly intelligent, Speirs could also be very funny about his love of subtle lighting.