The phrase "a human picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an image or representation that depicts human beings or human-like qualities.
Example: "The artist created a stunning mural that captures the essence of community, showcasing a human picture filled with diverse faces and emotions."
Alternatives: "a depiction of humans" or "a representation of people".
It was such a human picture in a world of inhumanity and violence.
And here on Cif, we are soliciting the views and experiences of readers and contributors so we can publish personal, opinionated accounts of the cuts agenda, to build a human picture of an issue that is sometimes discussed solely in terms of dry policy or Westminster village politics.
We want to hear from you and together build a human picture of these policies, making Comment is free the place that people can visit to discuss and debate an issue that will get more and more personal in the coming months.
The letters of Pliny the Younger offer a warmly human picture of private life in Rome circa AD100, particularly when writing to his adored wife Calpurnia: "You say that you are feeling my absence very much, and your only comfort when I am not there is to hold my writings in your hand and often put them in my place by your side.
In contrast, in the opposite order of appearance (group Inv-first), subjects recognized only the body configuration (an "inverted human picture"), as classically shown for inverted locomotion display [35].
In seeing his country warts and all, Schama is able to paint an affectionate and human picture of a country to which he is still deeply attached.
A human touch: pictures on the wall Meeting people where they are also means creating an environment in which they can be who they are.
Veering between biography, history, journalism and memoir, this painstakingly researched work is a human-scale picture of the generally under-reported history of the Palestinians in Israel as well as an accessible introduction to their poetry.
And there is a human in the picture, even though he or she is neither identified nor identifiable, even by gender.
While it may not work every time, it often helps create a human and identifiable picture of your character.
You're probably seen the montage videos by now — the succession of pictures accompanied by music, chronicling the life of a human being in pictures.
