Sentence examples for development of portrait from inspiring English sources

The new realism is especially notable in the development of portrait sculpture.

His principal students, including his nephews Nicolas and Guillaume Coustou, perpetuated his influence, especially on the development of French portrait sculpture in the 18th century.

Even the development of his portraits of Fernande is a bit skimpy.

The findings that informed the development of the pen portraits are presented here.

From this point you plunge into the gallery's extraordinary holdings in Renaissance portrait medals and plaquettes, which deliver an undiluted sense of the epoch's fascination with classical themes, not to mention its exploration of one-point perspective, human anatomy, biblical narrative and the development of increasingly realistic profile portraits.

Much attention has been devoted in this paper to portrait the development of various types of solar air heaters over the years.

M&S student-curated exhibit of the Peale family's Baltimore-related artwork, which also explore the origins and continued development of the landmark museum and portrait gallery opened in Baltimore by Rembrandt Peale in 1814.

Brooks writes with great authority and insight, charting along the way a fascinating portrait of the development of Louis's powers of improvisation and musicianship.

Mark Hallett's Reynolds: Portraiture in Action (Yale, £50), is the fullest, best and most readable account of Reynolds' development as a portrait artist in decades, and the book is expensive because its many illustrations keep pace with almost everything that Hallett describes in his well-chosen words.

The portraits in the Wolsey show the development of his style.

Wood presents nuanced portraits of the central characters, and examines the development of America's democratic identity.