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Trimm successfully picked out David Hasselhoff, but was stumped by a portrait of Gene Nelson.

The messy style was inspired by a portrait of Coco Chanel with short hair, Mr. Lagerfeld said.

The quilt, which is centered by a portrait of Mr. Stewart's red brick house, is $110,000.

There are only young people in it and it's followed by a portrait of a very old man.

In his original preface, he claimed he was inspired by a portrait of a real horse called Joey.

That period followed an abrupt turn from film to painting, one that's smoothed over here by a portrait of the artist as director and producer.

The exhibition invitation/catalogue (seen here) contains a preface by Maurice Raynal, a portrait of Huidobro by Picasso, and one of Huidobro's letterpress calligrams titled Paysage (Landscape), dedicated to Picasso.

They include a bronze head by Picasso, a portrait of Guillaume Apollinaire by Maurice Vlaminck and a stainless steel, kinetic sculpture by George Rickey.

The painter portrays Napoleon by making a portrait of him; the writer does so by describing him in words.

By providing a portrait of their protein targets, we intend to link the substrate specificity of Smurfs with their contribution to tumorigenesis.

Hashim wore a karakul cap, like the one worn by Hamid Karzai, a portrait of whom hung over Hashim's desk.