mystical

“The Albers’ creative output evokes some mystical idea of live-work balance; it’s easy to imagine them at home, wrapped in the contemplative heat of making things side-by-side.

What follows will touch on religious and mystical iconography — we’ll meet three lantern-carrying masked figures, for instance, with exaggerated, regal adornments as they herald a birth.

Solomon and Langdon’s search for the book lands them in Prague, a city with a long history of mystical exploration that stretches back to the 15th century.

The Fairfax Avenue storefront is surrounded by a kind of mystical energy.

But when the dance later reached the hands of a certain German father of 20 children, Bach made sarabandes of such mystical serenity that eros equaled the sacred miracle of new life.