In her 1975 novel "The Children of the Dead," she depicts her native land as, in the words of the academy, "a realm of death".
A portrait, painted five years later by John Downman, depicts her as a strikingly attractive woman, fashionably dressed and coiffed, not a conventional beauty, but spirited and determined.
As if sculpting the human form out of bronze wasn't a big enough challenge in itself, Feuerman depicts her subjects as swimmers fresh out of water.
The film depicts her as a villain.
Telgemeier's graphic-novel memoir depicts her dental travails.
Your story depicts her as stuck much deeper.
She too depicts her character's grief with no traces of excessive histrionics.
that depicts her anxiety-ridden childhood and her later struggle with illness.
Its subject is even more intimate: entitled Saying Goodbye, it depicts her dying mother.
But where Steiner excels is in the depth and clarity with which she depicts her characters.
Another, dated 1951, depicts her Great-Aunt Mary, wearing a jumpsuit and high boots and sitting astride a Harley-Davidson.
