Sentence examples for a small portrait from inspiring English sources

A small portrait of Beethoven hung next to the Board of Health certification.

One, which was titled "Nude" contained a small portrait of himself painting reflected in a mirror in the background.

Beside it, at the end of the show, hangs a small portrait of David Hockney, even more recently completed.

Queen Elizabeth II sat for a small portrait in 2001 which Freud donated to the Royal Collection.

Best of all at Nahum, however, is a small portrait of a beautiful teenage girl by John Everett Millais.

As contributors leave the trailer, the last thing they see is a small portrait of the late Studs Terkel, the United States' patron saint of active listening.

Just above him is a smaller portrait of his estranged mentor, Bertrand Russell; just below is Wittgenstein's contemporary, Karl Popper, who seems to be whispering in his ear.

As the present queen of England lent a smaller portrait of Queen Victoria by Sully to the exhibition, we can conclude that his visits to Buckingham Palace left a favorable impression.

Like his 2008 book, "Indignation," "Nemesis" is a modest undertaking: a small-scale portrait of an era and of an earnest young man who finds the unstoppable engine of history steamrolling over his life.

For all its finely calibrated emotions, "High Fidelity" (like "Diner") is a very small portrait of a hothouse world that even now is in the process of disappearing.

One of the earliest pictures in this small retrospective, a sweet small portrait of a young girl in muted colors that looks like something Alice Neel could have painted, is dated 1943.