The phrase "allow to portrait" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "allow to portray"? You can use "allow to portray" when discussing the permission or ability to represent someone or something in a particular way, often in art or literature.
Example: "The director wanted to allow the actor to portray the character authentically, capturing the essence of the role."
Alternatives: "permit to depict" or "enable to represent".
"When I was eventually allowed to take portraits inside the prison, I decided to ask the subjects about their crimes only after we had finished the photo session.
Willy Lam, a Hong Kong-based political analyst, told me this week that Mao has the status of "a demigod," and one cannot be "allowed to make a portrait of God.
The sect was allowed to display a portrait of its spiritual leader, Li Hongzhi, but it was asked not to show inside the building photographs of reported attacks on its members by the police in China.
As director of Tate Britain, Deuchar was instrumental in the original 2003 campaign to acquire Omai, and in subsequent appeals to Magnier to allow the portrait to be exhibited in the UK.
Manet's deepest inclinations come out best in those portraits that he never allowed to be displayed in his lifetime.
"We believe these two rare portraits should always be allowed to be admired together, alternately between the Rijksmuseum and the Louvre, so they are accessible to the broader public, both young and old," she said, adding that the deal was cemented by Dutch prime minister, Mark Rutte, and the French president, François Hollande, at the United Nations this week.
"Our mission is to allow people to edit a portrait but keep it looking natural," it tells us.
It all conjured up the kind of image he had so enjoyed photographing when he persuaded the stars of Hollywood to allow him to take their portraits at home with their pooches and their cocktails.
Rosas also enlisted the support of the clergy, who preached blind loyalty to the caudillo and allowed his portrait to be displayed in the churches.
It has stands to allow it to be propped up in landscape or portrait, another to allow it to be at an angle for easy typing, and a hard but soft-to-the-touch case that would really protect it.
When the family applied for an export license, there was no question of allowing the portrait to leave the country without putting up a grand battle.
