In George Tsypin's set, King Herod's palace is an abstract, imposing edifice with see-through curtain walls dominated by a huge fabric funnel that hovers over the underground cistern where Jochanaan (John the Baptist) is imprisoned.
The food appears magically from the back (through curtains, of course).
Busy old fool, unruly Sun, Why dost thou thus, Through windows and through curtains call on us?
It looks like so many other things I've seen: land forms, looking through curtains of kelp.
Along the way you pass through curtains of the same material: green, blue, yellow and orange, as well as others made from opaque black fabric and white mesh.
The prospective clients are beckoned through curtained doorways to a dimly lit world where bar girls dance suggestively on a tiny stage and strip.
On the way, my taxi rattled past the Shwedagon Pagoda, a mirage-like mountain of gold shimmering through curtains of monsoon rain, and over rough streets lined with grand dilapidated government buildings.
Through curtains of rain, I can see vast, water-filled clay pans that look like permanent lakes, yet given just two weeks of hot dry weather they will burn off to dust.
I sometimes dream about looking through curtains and pulling curtains.
Two kids peek at me through curtains, and I make an exposure.
all fall under her lens, framed through curtains, shutters, and French architecture.
