A carefully chosen design element, the stray dancer interrupting her solitude for a few moments, subtly rich lighting: the lily is never gilded.
In "Claire de lune," set to Debussy, the choreographer made use of similar extensions, spiraling her arms through the air so that the white folds of her costume (designed by Michelle Ferranti) moved in ceaseless, serpentine blooms, suffused in shifting colors by David Ferri's rich lighting.
Given the rangy demands of Uhry's febrile libretto and Brown's eclectic score, the skill on display is imposing, from the "Old Red Hills of Home" prologue onward.The designs are Broadway-worthy, Tom Buderwitz's sprawling set, Jean-Yves Tessier's rich lighting and Shon LeBlanc's detailed costumes serving the narrative's tonal shifts and inexorable tragic course.
The plant requires a rich, light, well-drained, unshaded soil.
This rich, light comedy scene makes you pine for more.
Hers is the very definition of a phenomenal New York cheesecake; rich, light, and the perfect balance of sweet and tart.
"Let us be merry, rich, light, earnest, courteous, virtuous and well mannered," Walser exhorts, as if invoking a scout's oath for the well-rounded metropolitan.
More precise than Impressionist, it depicts a rich, light-soaked layer of pristine white spread over a quiet rural landscape, punctuated by the green of fat firs and skinny birches, and overhung by a crisp, clear light-blue sky.
Across the street the Gramont, of the same date, is by another quality firm, Blum & Blum, and like the Borchardt has rich light-colored brickwork with deep-struck joints.
He also considers Curtis's photographs thoughtfully, comparing the rich light of a photogravure portrait to Vermeer's "Milkmaid," or describing a "face-painted beauty with a careless gaze, skin as smooth as a bar of soap".
He designed furniture for Queen Louise in 1809 that, with its rich, light-coloured pearwood, play of matched grains, and romantic simplification of form in a classical milieu, anticipated the forthcoming Biedermeier period.
