Sentence examples for actually a portrait of from inspiring English sources

Erasmus and Maurice (Erasmus is actually a portrait of Albrecht).

The dead-bird piece is actually a portrait of musician, actor and director Vincent Gallo.

Or you can find that the names Dido and Sorceress confuse what is actually a portrait of a single divided mind.

Favorite possession: We have a couple of Andy Warhols, two pieces he did for presidential campaigns: "Edward Kennedy" and "Vote McGovern," which is actually a portrait of Richard Nixon.

In the 17th century, an English tourist in Rome, Richard Symonds, was told that Caravaggio's Cupid (click here to see the work) was actually a portrait of his assistant or servant Cecco del Caravaggio, "that laid with him".

Listening to Guyville with the benefit of hindsight, she says now: "As much as I'm acting tough, it's actually a portrait of a vulnerable young woman trying to establish some power for herself".

"Three are called 'Portrait of a Man.' The fourth actually is a portrait of a man, though it is untitled.

Henrik Ibsen actually kept a portrait of his arch enemy, August Strindberg, in his study after 1895; he dubbed it "Madness incipient".

"One of them is still wet, actually," Ms. Hoshor said, indicating a portrait of her younger brother, Daniel.

We all read his books growing up, he had a larger-than-life presence in our life—I mean, actually, because my dad has a portrait of him in our house.

He has a famous neighborhood in Beijing placed in the wrong part of town, and he says, remarking on the enormous "photograph" (actually a painted portrait) of Mao Zedong that dominates Tiananmen Square, that it was "the only place I saw a photograph of him anywhere in China".