Scattered throughout are whimsical animals, vegetable-shape vessels and odd figurines like the devilish little monk with a bright red face and lustrous blue robe designed by Harry Tittensor and produced by Royal Doulton in 1916.
Her lustrous hair covered, her face framed by a hood, Trzebuchowska has a preternatural calm and self-sufficiency, so it's amusing to hear that this first-time actress is actually a feminist and hipster discovered in a Warsaw café by a director friend of Pawlikowski's.
Meanwhile, the lady for whom he is speaking stands there with an unmoving face, white and lustrous, like a pearl.
With her head covered by a bejeweled silk turban; a face distinguished by lustrous brown eyes and an ambiguous Mona Lisa expression, and breasts bared as she holds a piece of diaphanous material in a feeble gesture of cover-up, the lady has caused speculation among centuries of scholars.
His face appears between a medallioned, lustrous blue scarf and a massive red-and-blue turban that casts a shadow across his eyes.
The faces of diamond octahedrons are highly lustrous owing to their hardness; triangular shaped growth defects (trigons) or etch pits are often present on the faces.
Despite being a month shy of 50, he has lustrous hair, but the youthful chubbiness of his face, while still handsome, has been replaced by a sharper profile.
Now we are inside, where a girl in a blue dress sits in the gloom, her face an expressionless mask surrounded by lustrous black hair.
She turned on her side to better look at it, and noticed for the first time how comely it was, how round and smooth were its face and shoulders and belly, how lustrous was its hair.
