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Delicate portrait of a young Peruvian woman dealing with the country's 1980s guerrilla terror campaigns.

A delicate portrait of love and loss, this novel is set in motion by the death of a young couple in an accident on their wedding day.

For his fans it's hard to give up on the candid but delicate portrait of young black kids in George Washington.

Set in northern China in the 1980's and based on a true story, the novel is a delicate portrait of a decent but oddly passionless man.

Soon singing her way past the wobble that appeared at the beginning of her first aria, Ms. Gruber gave a careful and delicate portrait.

On Monday night, HBO offers the documentary short "Redemption," a delicate portrait of those bedraggled people, some of them homeless, who walk New York City streets collecting cans and bottles for the nickel deposit.

Most characteristic were his delicate portraits and imaginative drawings illustrative of the music of Richard Wagner, Berlioz, and others.

The Red and the Black also offers delicate portraits of two feminine figures, the maternal Madame de Renal and the romantic young aristocrat Mathilde de La Mole.

We see his delicate portraits of the finely made, vulnerable mouse and his child, and we see Small's oeuvre in a new light.

According to the foreign ministry, the Austrian collector, who returned the works, wishes to remain anonymous.Lopienski's portraits, a collection of delicate portraits of well-known personalities from Warsaw's pre-war bohemian art scene, were part an exhibition that was due to take place in September 1939 at the national museum.

Yet it's a delicate, evocative portrait of a family and their 10-year-old servant Mui, captured in two periods of her life, led entirely by the visually seductive skill of Tran's eye.