These include two irregularly rotund, flambé-glaze stoneware vases by the French Art Nouveau ceramicist Piérre-Adrien Dalpayrat; two exceptionally lustrous examples of modern lusterware by Zsolnay, the Hungarian manufacturer; and that commanding, if somewhat dreadful, Wedgwood swan vase.
The village's company, the Nrityagram Dance Ensemble, is a lustrous exemplar of Odissi, one of India's classical dance forms.
Or you might single out Michael Haneke's Palme d'Or-winning film, The White Ribbon, as an example of the new austerity – its lustrous black-and-white photography accompanied by a thousand shades of grey in its account of small-town cowardice and cruelty.
More spectacular examples of art needlework by the firm include one of the few surviving panels designed by Wheeler in an appliqué technique, a rich, lustrous design of intertwining tulips past their prime in sage green and pink silk velvet on a silvery ground.
And two of Sting's more lustrous ballads, "Fields of Gold" and "When We Dance," received a treatment worthy of a soundtrack to a Hallmark Channel original.
Artôt, according to Tchaikovsky biographer Anthony Holden, was "one of the most lustrous opera stars of her day," with a "beguiling voice".
The lustrous soprano of Ms. Luker, 51, remains undimmed.
Terrific actors turn this into a lustrous investigation of terror.
Yet the lustrous voice of the soprano Germaine Lubin will likely draw the most listeners.
The vivid athleticism of Tony Neidenbach and the lustrous intensity of Ben Asriel transform the same suspended pounces in different ways.
