Her silver sequined bowling hat shimmers like a human mirrorball.
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The pool shimmers with rows of Bisazza glass mosaic tiles.
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There have been exceptions, shimmers of light amid the doom.
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Her synth programming shimmers, her drum machines burst with vintage warmth.
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White light shimmers on the waves and night is coming on.
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"Shimmers are so fun for the holiday season and beyond," she explains.
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Befitting its protagonists, "Loving" is a hushed work that shimmers with grace.
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The album bops and shimmers, always in motion, filled with cathartic glee.
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It's a small moment, but it shimmers with warmth, intimacy and friendship.
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The song shimmers and yearns, and yet, Halsey stands strong and resolute.
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If he wins, the path shimmers ahead of him and there's hope there.
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It's an image that shimmers with the promise of wonder or even sublimity.
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Her Harper now shimmers with wit and the promise of a buried resourcefulness.
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Serene and clear, the water shimmers in the sunshine filtering through the skylight.
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Throughout all of this, a render of the Apple Watch rotates and shimmers.
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A small pool of water shimmers and trickles, but not much else happens.
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The rest of the album bounces and shimmers along in the same vein.
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A blend of ambient experiments and lush waltzes adorned with glittery synth shimmers.
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The liquid bronze shimmers and glows in a way that seems steeped in magic.
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He has written a kind of site report that shimmers with longing and regret.
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The Toledo Station in Naples, Italy, has a crater that shimmers like the sea.
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Are you hoping to find Kim Kardashian's lip glosses and shimmers under your Christmas tree?
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Kaitlyn Frey Would you try out any body oils or shimmers for a summery glow?
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Because Shimmers are so thin they can disappear inside of an ATM or card reader.
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The cheeks were stunning in layers of cream and powder contour, shimmers, bronze and blush.
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It gleams and shimmers, sure, but then you can let it melt in your mouth.
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He leans forward, and his chrome nail polish shimmers as his hand gestures get bigger.
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The shimmers are available in seven shades and can be used all over the body.
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Reality shimmers like the summer haze over the chemically enhanced green of the surrounding soya fields.
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When the oil shimmers, swirl it around and then toss in the beef and the ginger.
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Just in front of her sits a margarita; a little farther away, the Pacific Ocean shimmers.
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Water Planet shimmers and glows, transforming from flat and glacial to mountainous as you keep traveling.
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The gallery is dark, dramatically lit, but the tapestry is a haze of sparkles and shimmers.
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"Wendy," the new film from Benh Zeitlin, opens with tender caresses and shimmers of radiant light.
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I use this brush primarily to apply shimmers or darker matte colors all over my lid.
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When it shimmers, add the short ribs and brown on all sides, about 2 minutes per side.
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But if you listen more and more closely, something is echoed or something shimmers or something distorts.
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But then Attenborough begins to discuss the beast's skeleton, and the Titanosaur's body shimmers and becomes translucent.
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In place of a chorus, there are uncanny shimmers, bells, and coos to close out every verse.
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The speckled gold highlights contrast brilliantly against Jenna's dark hair, looking like it shimmers in the sunlight.
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Other colors are more unique than good ol' clear, and there's a mix of satins and shimmers.
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Pros: Affordable, budge-proof, wide color rangeCons: Matte shades aren't as creamy or pigmented as the shimmers
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The prospect seemed as modest as it was isolated—just another Spanish townscape distorted by heat shimmers.
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"Nothing here!" we call out to one another as the next herd of caribou shimmers into view.
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"Nothing here!" we call out to one another as the next herd of caribou shimmers into view.
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He has spent 15-hour days hunched over, searching for shimmers of gold glowing in the sun.
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What kind of party would play music that shimmers so evenly, without a single climax or drop?
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New devices called Shimmers can now read your card number and, in certain instances, access your card's chip.
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With beautiful fashions, plus frequent trips to India and other locales, Adams' account shimmers with fun and daring.
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The sea's surface shimmers, iridescent; a cloud slips across the sun, and all becomes dark violet, blind depths.
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Front Burner Compartés's new big-eared bunny shimmers in 24-karat gold leaf, and it is solid chocolate.
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Every line shimmers; every image is as precise and well-placed as though it were cut from glass.
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Begin by making the cannabis-infused vegetable oil: Using a double boiler, heat the oil until it shimmers.
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The shimmers blend seamlessly into the skin – making it so you can use that #nofilter hashtag whenever you please.
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It shimmers with signature Blackpink cheekiness and effortless swagger, momentarily satiating the fans who are waiting for more. 7.
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When the salt hardens during the hot summer, it shimmers and the mountains seem to float above the horizon.
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"It is a completely different formulation than the other shimmers that you guys have seen so far," she said.
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By "Meteor," SJP is referring to the sparkling, glittery material up top, which shimmers and shines with every movement.
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In the heat the city shimmers with tension, in the countryside animals seem to be up all night, watching.
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Fraudsters are using devices called "shimmers" in card slots at ATMs to snag your card data from the chip.
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The matte shadows are tougher to blend than the shimmers in my experience, but still workable on my lids.
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There is beauty here — a dawn trio of high bells; twinkling, milky mystical shimmers — but night inevitably engulfs day.
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Sunlight splashes in through a wall of arched windows and shimmers on newly installed parti-colored Venetian terrazzo floors.
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This moment — this respite from conflict and despair — still shimmers in my memory, brighter than Neil Armstrong's historic moonwalk.
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" Of her Broadway performance, he wrote, "her Harper now shimmers with wit and the promise of a buried resourcefulness.
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The Urban Decay Born to Run Eyeshadow Palette is the perfect mix of neutrals, mattes, and bright, bold shimmers.
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"Covering Letter" allows us a moment to steep in this history: the mist shimmers before us, fragile and diaphanous.
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Worldwide-produced "Featherweight" shimmers in the soft corners of his vocal range, standing in contrast to the song's unapologetic lyrics.
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The often unnoticed ripples and shimmers of the Moon captured on film as it appears to rise through the sky.
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In a Dutch oven, heat the oil over medium-high heat to about 350°F, or until it shimmers. 2.
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The brand's new 12-pan palette comes with a mix of mattes and shimmers wrapped up in gorgeous gold packaging.
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It has a lot of the Sufjan trademarks: broken arpeggios, breathy vocals; it shimmers and yet is also deeply melancholic.
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Twyla Tharp's "The Golden Section," set to music by Mr. Byrne and returning to the repertory this season, still shimmers.
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A main course of octopus shimmers under a fine spice glaze, but gets wrong-footed by a jumble of sauces.
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You can feel there's a lot of texture and different shimmers and colors, but it's always in such a sheer way.
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The Pacific ocean shimmers in the sunlight, the year's heavy rains have transformed the landscape into a lush sea of green.
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Researchers had long imagined that the layer below the chromatophores in the squid's skin might be responsible for those pyrotechnic shimmers.
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Gaudí's famous "El Drac" (1900–1914) sculpture at the Parc Güell shimmers in the sun with its blues, oranges, and greens.
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The 15-shade palette has a mix of six shimmers and eight mattes, ranging from pastel pink to glittery copper to aubergine.
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All That Shimmers Glitter and the holiday season go together like tinsel and holly, but it can be a hassle to apply.
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Netflix will make two Thai language originals including Shimmers, a drama series about five teenagers at an isolated school in northern Thailand.
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I don&apost know why, it just works really well with shimmers and foiled shadows, so I like using it for that.
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The painter ensures that the light shimmers upon the Syndics' tablecloth, just barely catching the image of a moneybag in the shadows.
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De Waal's gold-edged vitrine with eight porcelain vessels (six unglazed) shimmers from the light of golden slabs that rest between the vessels.
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Most compelling of all is the book's portrait of a decadent Manhattan that shimmers with glamour, but has something rotten at its core.
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Movies about the millennial moment are multitudinous, but "Wobble Palace" is special: a sendup of broke-artist types that shimmers with abashed affection.
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Kotha 64 New Delhi, India — A thin veil of pollution shimmers in the evening air above Garstin Bastion Road in India's capital city.
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Four-term New York Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a Harvard intellectual who never lost his faculty club manner, shimmers as a rare exception.
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The emphasis in his title is decidedly on its final word; the closer we get, the more a subject shimmers from our grasp.
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The goat meat shimmers with ancho- and guajillo-stained fat, and the scent of it calls to shoppers, among them Claudette Zepeda-Wilkins.
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Available in gray, silver, slate, and black shimmers, they imbue hair with sparkling sheen and shine with the same two-to-10 wash longevity.
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While the technique isn't new – Shimmers began appearing in 2015 – they are still a huge security hole and far more dangerous than standard skimmers.
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This tactic won't work on shimmers, and won't work with any ATM that captures and holds your card while your transaction is in process.
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On some level it's everyday stuff, you know that no matter how nicely it shimmers, that fourth floor window is just a fluorescent bulb.
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Standing to the south of Melbourne's central business district is the Eureka Tower, a 297-meter freestanding tower that shimmers in the city's skyline.
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Glitter fans will fall in love with the Fenty Beauty by Rihanna Moroccan Spice Eyeshadow Palette and its mix of shimmers and complementary mattes.
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In "Variations," also from 22014, shades of red prevail fore and aft, but additions of white and black create shifting lights, shadows and shimmers.
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In a favorite type of skirt, stripes or plaids and paisley appear on the same piece of fabric, and everything shimmers with Jacquard weave.
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A silvery light shimmers on the ocean as we tiptoe into a shadowy park where he will place an object he made during the residency.
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One is the exceptional drummer Ryan Sawyer, who sits in a back corner coaxing rolls, shimmers, sand storms and other electrifying sounds from his kit.
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And as the current produced by the colliding magnetic fields moves through the atmosphere, it creates stunning auroras whose blue-green light shimmers across Earth's poles.
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So we did get some shimmers and, like, foiled shadows in the Jawbreaker palette, and we didn&apost get that in the little tiny Sugarpill palette.
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It was about four o'clock, and the sun was setting, giving off a goldish filter in the sky and shimmers in the ocean's low tide state.
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The Philadelphia Museum of Art has a recently rediscovered and attributed Rodin marble bust of Napoleon, from 1908, in which the young conqueror shimmers like ice.
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Part of their magic arrives from their sculptural form, from seeing these spectral shimmers float within heavy oak cabinets that conceal the science behind the dancing.
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High shimmers and washes of abstract sound are punctuated by bird calls and sampled percussion, and sustained synthesizers test the boundaries between drone and glacial melody.
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This palette has also been featured by HelloGiggles, Byrdie, and Cosmopolitan UK.Pros: 21 shadows, mix of mattes, shimmers and neutral, bold shades, huge mirrorCons: expensive, large
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Songs like "Six Blocks Away" touched on the alienating feeling of being in love, while her cover of Nick Drake's "Which Will" absolutely (excuse the cliche) shimmers.
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The Fenty Beauty by Rihanna Moroccan Spice Eyeshadow Palette is full of bold shimmers alongside several key matte colors including blue-gray, brick red, and cocoa brown.
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Whether you're after a simple shimmery lid or want to build out a variety of looks using matte mauves, pinky shimmers, and warm golds, you can't lose.
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An ancient narrative shimmers through Evgenia Citkowitz's intricately constructed debut novel, which tells the thrilling story of a modern British family haunted by ghosts of its own making.
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Griska's piece shimmers with the allure of novelty and opulence while simultaneously inviting viewers to reevaluate if everything broken is "junkyard material," exemplified by the car's destroyed beauty.
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When the oil shimmers, add the coriander, turmeric, cardamom, mustard seeds, and chiles and cook, stirring occasionally, just until the mustard seeds start to pop, 1 to 2 minutes.
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" (He makes "thing," that most unmoored of words, sound precise.) On a May morning, "the pale sky shines and shimmers like the inner skin of a vast soap bubble.
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It is set in a magically beautiful San Francisco that shimmers like a lost dream when we see it today on the screen — a feeling that the filmmaker anticipated.
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Orstavik shimmers between 8-year-old Jon and his single mother, Vibeke, on the eve of Jon's ninth birthday (an occasion of which only one of them seems aware).
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So imagine one beauty pro's shock when she received new shimmers and lip glosses from Kim Kardashian West's makeup brand — without seeing them all over the reality star's Snapchat first.
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And when Ms. Mazzie needs to switch to a lyric sincerity, for 'So in Love' and 'I Am Ashamed That Women Are So Simple,' her soprano shimmers like polished silver.
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Rigel shimmers its blue-white light, the twinkle in the eye (the knee, actually) of a companion who has visited me, annually, every place on Earth I have lived since childhood.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — As its name suggests, the emerald ash borer is a beautiful little green bug, with an armor that shimmers like its namesake precious stone.
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While the magic in We Have Always Lived in the Castle never becomes explicit, the novel shimmers with a dreamy unreality that would be at home in a David Lynch production.
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What shimmers even more brightly than Coutts's honesty is the force behind it: the quality of her love for her husband and son, and the intensity of their love for her.
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" She then, "[cut] the crease with the velvet brown" and created glowy cheeks, "by layering cream shimmers and sheens and a pop of soft pink, bronze Highlighting Blush by Sisley Paris.
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Cloudlike and smoky, the music of "Bérénice" whispers eerily, punctuating the clear, forceful vocal lines, which press the singers to the edges of their ranges, with eerie shadows and bronzed shimmers.
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Costa's compositions have rarely been more pointed: one shot cloaks migrants in shadow while a construction vest shimmers to speak to the way their labor is exploited while the people are neglected.
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Glowing bottles line the walls of the dark, enclosed space, at the center of which a large jellyfish-like sculpture with blinking innards and limbs of clear plastic hangs, swells, and shimmers.
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You need to hear them with an album like Ask the Dust by Lorn or Untrue by Burial, both of which explore bass-heavy electronic soundscapes with only fleeting shimmers of treble.
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It comes in five satin shades (including the original, Pink Glow), two shimmers, and one soft, velvety matte — but you won't know what it really looks like until you put it on.
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There are even body lotions and dreamy makeup brushes for your last-minute stocking-stuffer needs, plus liquid shimmers that'll enhance your cheekbones and collarbones for all those holiday parties you'll be attending.
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Another supernatural setup shimmers on the fated journey undertaken by Onyesonwu, the sorceress who holds a diamond under her tongue in Nnedi Okorafor's dark fantasy "Who Fears Death," set in a postapocalyptic Sudan.
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Instead, the palettes are described as being "packed with a selection of nine highly-pigmented mattes, creamy metallics, and striking shimmers, all with a smooth and blendable texture" at the time of writing.
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People who suffer concussions can become sensitive to light and noise, a problem that is compounded when swimmers try to return to pools where loud music and whistles echo and the water shimmers.
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Mr. Müller's cinematography shimmers with the clarity of characters' faces, the grittiness of minute details of the town's metal works and the landscapes Mr. Depp's character crosses with a Native American named Nobody.
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Such a state, both misty and ruefully clear, shimmers like a bright fog in the small, venerable Minetta Lane Theater, where "Patti Smith: Words and Music" opened on Saturday night for three performances.
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Subtitled "a lyric dance" and set to a score by Morton Feldman that shimmers like a summer day, the work transforms the dancers into something more like insects roaming under a warm sky.
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It stutters, stammers and shimmers, coming on like a 2016-friendly take on the classic microhouse sound that even Herbert himself was deploying to stunning effect in the early part of the last decade.
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Rigel, Orion's brightest star, shimmers its blue-white light, the twinkle in the eye (the knee, actually) of a companion who has visited me, annually, every place on Earth I have lived since childhood.
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In "Orange World" — as in her previous collection, "Vampires in the Lemon Grove," published in 2013 — Florida is less central than it used to be, although it shimmers here and there on the periphery.
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Lyra, the protagonist of the His Dark Materials series, bucks the trend a bit: She's a natural leader who makes friends everywhere she goes, and in Pullman's books, her easy charisma shimmers off the page.
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The copper thread in the chenille drapery designed for the Rockefeller Guest House in 1944 — which Albers described as looking like a "potato sack" when backlit by the sun — shimmers rose-gold under the gallery lights.
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The phone does pick up a lot of fingerprints, but the way it shimmers and diffracts in different lighting conditions is just really cool and feels appropriate for a phone positioning itself on the cutting edge.
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The Girls delves deeply into the potent and all-consuming intimacy of a teen girl friendship, into how it shimmers with shades of resentment and eroticism, and how unnervingly it can come to resemble a cult.
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PARIS — The golden main dome of a new Russian Orthodox cathedral now under construction on the banks of the Seine shimmers in the sun, towering over a Paris neighborhood studded with government buildings and foreign embassies.
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In "The Souvenir," Byrne shimmers as a shy and uncomfortably upper-class filmmaker in early 1980s London who falls for Anthony (Tom Burke), a dandyish underling in the Foreign Office who is also a heroin addict.
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" However, the best work shimmers with an uncanny life quite independent of conscious intention, and John Milton was not the last writer who proved, as William Blake put it, "of the Devil's party without knowing it.
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From almost-black mattes to sheer shimmers and bright bullets, the colors ahead are a must-have for fall, and for when you want to make sure you're the shining star of your upcoming family gathering.
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The process of weaving the silk in layers (as opposed to keeping it flat) creates a three-dimensional effect, and the woven material is called "fabric of light" because of the way it shimmers when illuminated.
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Newlywed Priyanka Chopra and chart-topping Taylor Swift stepped out in silver sequins and ruffled pastels, respectively, but even though their full looks varied, both stars opted for the same trendy mani-pedi: eye-catching chrome shimmers.
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Overall, the EP possesses a balmy sound that shimmers with the fuzzed-out distortion of a late-summer heat haze—where "Float" and "Daylight" linger in the air, "Generate" and "Waking Dream" balance out with grounding bass.
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And, happily, the new glosses have also been updated: reformulated to be less sticky, doused with reflective shimmers, infused with nourishing skin care ingredients and reimagined in hybrid formulas that deliver gloss and color in one wallop.
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You can't see every one of the 20 or so layers of paint that went into a piece like the nearly seven-foot tall, golden yellow "Summer Remembered," but it shimmers distinctly with the artist's focused concentration.
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The only glimmer of light to reach it, coming from an off-frame source rather than the personage of Christ, shimmers like a wispy flame across Lazarus's palm as his head lolls backward into blackness, clearly dead.
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One is battered gold, deep-fried and propped on a rubble of garlic shards; the other has been steamed to a dying-sunset hue and shimmers from a frisk in the wok with ginger, scallions and Shaoxing wine.
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There are lots of neat flourishes here, from the tiny circle in the pop-up camera module that lights up when the phone is charging to the way the holographic rear panel shimmers in response to its surroundings.
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In "Sandra Bland," Williams depicts a nude woman, upside-down, her arms and wrists bound behind her back, her head disappearing into the cannibal's toothy maw, whose flesh shimmers incongruously with pointillistic dots of violet, pink, and yellow.
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Observing closely, one discovers that the faces of these refugees are in fact Photoshopped onto well-dressed bodies and stock backgrounds featuring beaches, vacation huts, and status objects; gaudy elements are transformed into shimmers of hope and unattainable desires.
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The data read when the chip is activated cannot be used to create a chip-based card but because some of the magnetic data is passed during the read process you can use Shimmers to easily recreate dumb magnetic cards.
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In his "Women of Algiers in their Apartment," (1847-9), for instance, the air is filled by perfumed dust; the bent knee of the figure in the foreground—barely covered by short, radiantly blue, silver-trimmed satin trousers, shimmers with sensuality.
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"I don't wanna give you up / I don't wanna let you love somebody else but me," her voice shimmers over sparkling synth lines, taking all the excitement of "what if?" and bottle it into a pure shot of 80s-style pop.
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Most of them hadn't met Virk before and had no idea of her peril, so they just hung out on the field and watched the sudden, beautiful lights in the sky, wondering if the strange shimmers were stars or UFOs.
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And at the same time, on standouts like "Pray" or "Pale," the music and melodies burst out into colossal shimmers that grasp at something more ineffable, more cosmic, beyond the banalities of human experience of just another misspent Saturday night.
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Somehow, though, the most impressive foods are the most elementary: the gazpacho that shimmers with olive oil and sherry vinegar; the thick, dark hot chocolate that comes with churros just out of the fryer; the goblets of gin and tonics.
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Introduced in February 223, the Hekla Aurora is named after one of Iceland's better-known volcanoes (Hekla is also a traditional Icelandic girl's name) and its paint job features images of volcanoes and shimmers of blue and green against a dark blue background.
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The howler monkeys suddenly roar like revving motorcycles; insects buzz like TV static; the Zabalo babbles as if the ear is just above its surface; and birdsong cackles, shimmers tambourine-like, and pops like a toddler imitating a machine gun — pyoo-pyoo-pyoo!
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In her "Family II" (1970), the gold leaf mixed with blue acrylic paint that defines the frame of a large mirror shimmers toward rose and purple in such a lovely way, I send myself on a hunt for other occurrences in the show.
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Written by Julie Fogliano Illustrated by Lane Smith In this tale of children who discover an abandoned house, Lane Smith's deftly layered and lyrical pictorial world shimmers with a whirr of woodland color and line work that caroms from wispy to razor-sharp.
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With each project sounding more mature than the one before it, the band's most recent record, Tragedy Will Find Us, showcases the band's ability to write dark critical music that also features shimmers of light used to keep the footing of each record.
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That same subliminal beauty, as rousing as it is heartbreaking, shimmers through "Girl From the North Country" whenever its performers raise their voices in songs (culled from every phase of Mr. Dylan's long career), finding a holy rhythm that reality denies their characters.
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The magazine published two cover versions: In one, Ms. Sampaio shimmers in a gold lamé Saint Laurent evening gown, her blue-green eyes piercing a haunting violet light; in the second, a close-up, she is bathed in a flare of fuchsia.
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Quoting from original letters and other documents, it shimmers with the refracted light of another age; the account of a modern-day love triangle between three Eliot experts, which Ms O'Shaughnessy intercuts with chapters on the novelist and her circle, enhances the main picture.
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Fortuny's most important work, according to Byatt, was made at the beginning of the 20th century, the glamorous but simple, laboriously hand-pleated Delphos dress, based on robes seen on Greek statues, that shimmers down the body and ends in a pool of fabric.
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It is as if Lavelle has chosen the most outlandishly gold material in his palette and placed it everywhere; it shimmers and glints and is the most amazing contrast to the solid color fills used instead of textures throughout the rest of the game.
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When the oil shimmers, sauté a diced onion and a few cloves of minced garlic in it until they soften, then hit the mixture with a couple of tablespoons of tomato paste and a good, heavy shake of smoked paprika if you have any, regular paprika if you don't.
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There is a lot of gold in Myanmar: It shimmers on the skin of the diamond-topped Shwedagon Pagoda, one of the country's oldest and most sacred Buddhist temples, in Yangon; it shines from the countless statues of the Buddha and the ancient relics housed in glass cases.
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Finished in crème brûlée browns with flashes of bright orange and iridescent turquoise, Nanoha's tumblers, matcha bowls and vases certainly embody this range: One latte cup has a creamy pink glaze speckled with emerald green, while a deep brown espresso mug has a lip that shimmers like mother-of-pearl.
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We went to one of India's largest brothels, where trafficked women work for as little as $3 We went to one of India's largest brothels, where trafficked women work for as little as $3 New Delhi, India — A thin veil of pollution shimmers in the evening air above Garstin Bastion Road in India's capital city.
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But the skits reveal her musical strategy, in both sequencing and composition, which is to place the full-fledged guitar songs in an environment of white noise, seeping static, electronic twitches and hums, and barely perceptible shimmers and echoes, stuck in a mechanical vacuum, or maybe just the outside world, where background noise always lingers.
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Despite being identifiable, these chords are still tinged with uncertainty: chord I adds a major 7th, which shimmers in a high register, an excruciating semitone away from what's known as the tonic (in this case, the note E: the first note of the scale, and the one that defines the song's key), hinting all the time at proper resolution.
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V's members are also involved in high-profile bands like Katatonia, In Mourning, Afrgrund, and Oak; collectively, these Swedes bring plenty of experience to the darkness of Pathogenisis and the fragile beauty that they allow to hint at throughout, not least in the bittersweet melodies of "Suspended Animation" and its shimmers of light gliding over gothic guitars.
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Mr. Thom's other notable projects included the Guildford Aquatic Center in Surrey, British Columbia, a sun-soaked cathedral to swimming pools; a modernist campus for Tarrant County College in Fort Worth; and a parking center for the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology in Calgary that features an enormous reflecting metal wall with thousands of angled perforations forming a pixelated mural of the sky that shimmers as the sun moves.
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BAP's introduction to the book is an incantation of sorts, the haunting final sentence of which ends without a terminal period; a detail that is unlikely to have been omitted by mistake: I want to prepare you to receive this old spirit—old spirits are moving from behind the reeds... the silhouette shimmers against a river in late summer, and I see already men who know how to honor such uncanny old friends.
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PARIS — On Monday night, on one of those spectacular Paris summer evenings when the light shimmers off every surface and the sun doesn't set until around 10, hundreds of fashionably dressed people gathered in the garden of the Musée des Art Décoratifs, enjoying Champagne and hors d'oeuvres as a newly shorn and platinum blond Cara Delevingne looked on from above, standing in the open French doors of a second-floor reception room.
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Elie Faure's description is ravishing: Here the mystery of the greatest painting blazes forth, flesh more like flesh than flesh, nerves more like nerves than nerves, even if they are painted with rivers of rubies, burning sulfur, droplets of turquoise, lakes of crushed emeralds and sapphires, streaks of purple and pearl, a palpitation of silver that rustles and shimmers, an uncommon flame that wrings matter to its depths after having smelted all the jewels of its mines.
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