Sentence examples for a tiny portrait of from inspiring English sources

One of these, a tiny portrait of the Timurid poet Hatifi, is at Asia Society.

And Miss Hunter has today a tiny portrait of Axel Fersen, the gift of his kin, above her Newport hearth, beside Eliza.

The ultra-rare notes, engraved with a tiny portrait of the novelist, were released secretly around the UK earlier this month.

As we buckle up, I notice a little ornament swinging from the car's rear-view mirror: a tiny portrait of Mao in a pretty frame.

Luigi Ontani has only just moved into his studio near the Piazza del Popolo in Rome, but already it bears the mark of this inimitable artist, the doorbell highlighted by a tiny portrait of himself as Pinocchio.

"It's sad," said Mrs. Wynns, 54 and dainty, who quells her nostalgia by filling her home with hundreds of mermaid figurines and passes out business cards with a tiny portrait of her mermaid self, circa 1968.

And Elle Shushan of New York is hoping to bid a lucrative farewell to a tiny portrait, circa 1785, of Elbridge Gerry, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, by the master miniaturist John Ramage.

Bella Abzug (a large portrait by Alice Neel, Mr. Obamaa (a tiny portrait by Elizabeth Peyton) and the Village People (a photograph by Alvin Baltrop) would soon be joined by the show's largest work, a photo-realistic portrait of Mr. Romney, more than 8 feet tall and 14 feet wide, that the artist Richard Phillips was making specifically for the show, racing to finish it in time.

And an overall grid by the Korean-born artist Do-Ho Suh contains thousands of tiny portrait of graduates from his high school, intended to comment on the sense of "herd" strength that is conferred by crowdhood while at the same time it suppresses individuality.

(I later saw the tiny portrait of her he painted).

We recognize in the tiny portrait of John Richardson the look of someone whose mask has suddenly fallen.