The British sculptor Henry Moore first saw Stonehenge on a clear and silvery night in the autumn of 1921. Bathed in lunar light, the majesty of the standing stones appeared magnified to the Royal College of Art student, still fresh from the terrors of the first world war trenches. “Moonlight, as you know, enlarges everything,” he said. “And the mysterious depths and distances made it feel enormous.”
1921年秋天，英国雕刻家亨利·摩尔(Henry Moore)在一个清澈银光的夜晚第一次看到了巨石阵。沐浴在月光下，伫立的巨石在这位刚从第一次世界大战战壕的恐怖中走出来的英国皇家艺术学院学生眼中显得格外雄伟。“你知道，月光能放大一切。”他说。“神秘的深度和距离让它感觉非常巨大。”
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