Sentence examples for by portrait of from inspiring English sources

The Alan Parsons Project's Pyramid (1978) was fronted by portrait of a solitary figure in a hotel bedroom, riven with a huge abstract, blue blob of interference, as near to an approximation of a migraine as any visual artist has probably ever managed.

His other books include a novel about the death of a newspaper, "The Last City Room" (2000); "City of Angles: A Drive-By Portrait of L.A". (1996); "Barkley: A Dog's Journey" (2006) about a road trip with his terminally ill English springer spaniel; and collections of his columns.

Conceptual artist Braco Dimitrijevic came to New York in 1975 for his first solo show showcasing his Casual Passer-by portraits of anonymous people on the streets at Sperone Westwater.

Mr. Cooper seemed tired as he sat surrounded by portraits of former rectors in a church office.

A billboard that greets visitors to Babylon is dominated by portraits of both men.

Maria lives alone, surrounded by portraits of relatives, mostly living in the US, who barely acknowledge her existence.

For example, the people in the original photo had been replaced by portraits of faces gazing upward, taken by associates in Barry's studio.

"It's to make absolutely sure this issue is behind us," Mr. Eckert said in his office, surrounded by portraits of Barbie by artists like Andy Warhol and Peter Max.

In a living room dominated by portraits of his parents, Mr. Aquino spoke of channeling his mother's people power movement to victory.

They met over tea and biscuits in a fifth-floor boardroom at New Scotland Yard, overlooked by portraits of the Queen and the Queen Mother.

"The door to negotiation has opened," says the confident Mr Guevara, flanked by portraits of his free-market heroes, Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman.