Sentence examples for drawing of himself from inspiring English sources
"The colour marks where the pain was," he wrote over a small, later drawing of himself in his underwear, pointing to his side.
He signed his name to each of his pictures except one -- a stick drawing of himself.
I love you my darling baby pussycat," he ends and appends a line drawing of himself.
He had an immense success at the Salon of 1820 with Isabey's Boat, a drawing of himself and his family.
I covet Auerbach's drawing, and Sir Francis Leggatt Chantrey's little 1825 drawing of himself suffering from mumps.
Photographs of him at work, and his own drawing of himself, show him with his easel pinned with photographs and scraps as he worked on the final compositions.
Garton Ash was a close friend to Havel, and the portrait he paints of the great man in "The Uses of Adversity" and "The Magic Lantern" are almost as keen and thrilling as the portrait that, over time, Havel drew of himself.
Most importantly, she brings a novelist's understanding of narrative — or, more precisely, of the importance of narrative — to the piece, a sensibility she is eager to impart to Obama: There are still, for many voters, questions remaining, gaps in the portrait Obama has drawn of himself.
The photo of him is a self portrait he drew of himself.
Like all children, who cannot "modulate, or translate, their thoughts into the refined, socially coded answers of adults", he can only retreat into story: in his case, by drawing pictures of himself, limbless, as a character in one of his mother's books.
