Sentence examples for capture likeness from inspiring English sources

In addition to trying to capture likeness and realism in my work, I am very interested in intricate designs and patterns.

Bachardy captured likenesses quite quickly, doing all his drawings in front of the models and never reworking them later.

He was an imperialist to the core, as all photographers basically are, "taking" pictures, "capturing" likenesses, "conquering" this impediment or that.

Mr. Savitt was also skilled at capturing likenesses of horses caught up in polo, racing, show jumping, rodeo and other sports.

He was a genius at capturing likenesses in a few serendipitous strokes -- as good as they got, week after week, since the 1920's, turning the viewing of his work on this page into an American ritual.

He allowed a number of photographers including well-known artists like Rankin and Jillian Edelstein to capture his likeness in a dazzling array of portraits, running the gamut of emotions from playful and exuberant to distressed and subdued.

There is doubt, however, about Rembrandt's ability to capture the likeness of his sitters.

Romans complained that the sculpture didn't adequately capture the likeness of the beloved pope, who died in 2005.

And he was the portraitist whom everyone wanted, not simply because he could "capture a likeness," but also because his portraits in oils would almost always radiate a certain moral security.

Working from photographs my wife provided, Mr. Knox managed to capture their likeness as vividly as if they had been there to sit for the portrait.

This portrait, an attempt to capture your likeness in three dimensions, is compared to a library of other portraits captured in the same manner.