It was as if his dioramas had been brought to life.

He found the dioramas in that particular hall to be true works of art.

There's also a diorama and a short movie on the c.

Like walking into a museum diorama and having it come to life.

The building was originally built in 1875 as a Diorama.

There are four dioramas around the base of the tree, one for each season.

He isn't sure what people call someone who makes dioramas.

Opera can often be a diorama in a glass box.

Tell them we have a good idea for one of those diorama things."

It's as if he had created a diorama, and chosen to live in it.

"Looking into the dioramas and feeling like I was in there.

Sometimes he'd set up a tray for tea in the diorama.

"I just spoke to him a few minutes ago in the diorama room.

Modern museum dioramas may be seen in most major natural history museums.

Later models of the Diorama theater even held a third painting.

The display of dioramas did not succeed with the public.

There are several dioramas as well displays of military weapons.

On its opening day the museum housed only 20 dioramas.

In 1955 the name was changed to Diorama, of unknown origin.

But he kept looking up at the strange, shifting diorama beyond the window.

After passing the dioramas, the trains round a right turn.

There is a diorama of early Matador from 1891 to 1910.

On the other hand, Alan recalls all the dioramas he created with him.

Throughout the museum dioramas bring the conflict to life for visitors.

Many of the books in the dioramas are about anxiety and exile.