Sentence examples similar to composition a portrait from inspiring English sources
The result was a peculiar kind of meta-composition, an impressionist portrait of intertwining tastes and talents.
In the present tense of the book's composition, he gives us a portrait of two Egyptian guides, who possess something of the bemused and bemusing character of Arthur and Jeremiah in Kafka's The Castle.
Yet his reputation was based not on his historical compositions but rather on a portrait shown at the academy's exhibition in 1804, a year after his graduation.
Josephine's coronation itself is a small part of the massive composition, an enormous group portrait of more than 100 figures (5 ).
When medieval painters incorporated memento mori into their compositions — the skull dabbed into a portrait of courtly gents, say — they were proclaiming, "Beware earthly delights, for hell is everlasting!" In our times, the skull has become a fashion accessory or an attempt at irony in dreary artworks.
Floral and celestial elements are arranged symmetrically around a portrait, the focus of the intricate composition.
It is a portrait of an unknown man painted in a vertical composition by one of the 20th century's great artists.
The composition, suggesting that of a Spanish old master, is particularly unusual because it is both a portrait and a still life.
In 1999, seven years after sitting for the young portrait painter Justin Mortimer, Harold Pinter mused, "I like the composition and the way it is painted – I like it and think of it as a painting, not a portrait".
