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The phrase "a typical picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an image or scenario that represents a common or standard example of something.
Example: "In the gallery, there was a typical picture of a serene landscape, showcasing rolling hills and a clear blue sky."
Alternatives: "a standard image" or "a common depiction".
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"It's a typical picture for us".
This is a typical picture of someone with dyspraxia.
So this is not a typical picture book dad.
In a typical picture we find her floating on her back eating chicken and drinking beef broth.
There is no such thing as a typical picture by Currin, whose style has evolved hopscotch-fashion, from one tour de force to the next.
A series of events in Jane's life, so extreme and incomprehensible for most of us, led her to this place – a typical picture for rough sleepers over the years.
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Let me paint a pretty typical picture of the last person you made love to.
However, a more typical picture emerges among the artists taking the late-night air at the Fringe Club, an outdoor space with a dancefloor where fringe artists and workers can hang out after their shows.
This is by the way a very typical picture for the Western households.
That's a very common and typical picture which, with a midwife, could be a different and far happier one.' She also says that women feel increasingly fearful about birth.
Kionka also commented that whenever a European newspaper ran a story on Guantanamo, they ran the typical picture of a hunched-over detainee in an orange jumpsuit.
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