Upstairs, guests saw masses of lighted candles, red roses and a wedding canopy.
Inside it's a world of stone (from the nearby river Tara), wood (from local forests) and masses of light.
His later works in all media express a tragic sense of life and are generally treated in broad masses of light and shade.
People never quite knew what Joanna was, and nobody could take their eyes off her: she was tall, and had a magnificent head with untrimmed masses of light-brown curls.
Masses of light tanks—a weapon on which Ludendorff had placed little reliance, preferring gas instead in his plans for the year played a vital part in forcing the Germans into a hasty retreat.
In these, and particularly in the Gesù, he combined an ecstatic religious figure-style, derived from Bernini, and a melting, sensual treatment of the heads, derived from Correggio, with his own masterly organization of masses of light and shade and an attractive bravura of execution.
In 1784 he designed the Palazzo Riso-Belmonte, the finest example of this period of architectural transition, combining both Baroque and Palladian motifs, built around an arcaded courtyard providing Baroque masses of light and shade, or chiaroscuro.
A mass of light-brown hair piled up on his head in a pompadour and flowed back in waves; he had an animal grace, a big-cat tension as he moved.
The SPectrometer for Ion DEtermination in fission Research SPIDERR) is a 2E 2v spectrometer designed to measure the mass of light fission fragments to a single mass unit.
There, UVA presented a moving mass of light, metal and sound before transforming the same sculpture into two more forms.
