Sentence examples for bust length from inspiring English sources

In January at Christie's in New York Mr. Noortman purchased Rembrandt's "Portrait of a Bearded Man, Bust Length in a Red Doublet" (1633) for $12.6 million.

Memling's "Christ Blessing," a panel painted on gold ground depicting Jesus, bust length, his right hand raised in blessing, brought $4.1 million.

Yet the term "portrait" can be applied only loosely or tentatively to his bust-length sculptures.

There was only one bidder for the bust-length portrait, which brought $1.6 million.

A superb bust-length chalk drawing in the show is a souvenir of the commission.

The section begins in the 15th century, with a bust-length male portrait by an unknown Italian artist.

Jonathan Wahl, in bust-length portraits of gay friends cast from salt, refers to the story of Sodom and Gomorrah.

Many of Rosso's sculptures were bust-length heads, less portraits than distillations of feelings: joy, reverie, anxiety, exhaustion.

Mr. Noortman bought Rembrandt's "Portrait of a Bearded Man, Bust-Length, in a Red Doublet" (1633) for $12.6 million.

In smaller bust-length self-portraits, she wears a cagelike open-work mask made from yarn or twisted fabric.

This may have been true in the case of arresting bust-length portraits of Berber women with tattooed faces and kohl-lined eyes.