Sentence examples for earlier portrait from inspiring English sources

Still, the overall goal was to bury the earlier portrait of an angry, unkempt union leader.

With money provided by the businessman and philanthropist Ronald S. Lauder, the Neue Galerie in Manhattan bought the earlier portrait of Adele for $135 million.

Curiously, this 1879 work does not greatly differ in style from a much earlier portrait of a "Lady With a Fan" done in 1862.

The earlier portrait, dated 1956, shows Mr. Georges; his wife, Lisette; and their young daughter in the studio as he prepares to paint his wife in the nude.

Yet it's clear that Escalier is not just a stock character, especially when compared to the figures in "The Potato Eaters," van Gogh's earlier portrait of a dour but virtuous rural family.

But the red, hot, tightly-dotted HD aesthetic interprets and distorts human faces just as idiosyncratically as earlier portrait technologies did, from oil paint to daguerreotypes to Super 8 and 35-millimeter film.

(Earlier portraits of royalty, on seals and coins, made no attempt at true likeness).

In earlier portraits, one sister's arm might have encircled another's waist, or a cheek brushed a forehead.

Whereas in earlier portraits the sitters generally look at the beholder, now they often are turned away as if concerned with weightier matters.

Ms. Spark's wry, elliptical novel, first published in The New Yorker, found sinister shades of darkness that had seldom showed up in earlier portraits of unforgettable teachers.

For her earlier portraits, Dewey-Hagborg relied on chromosomes to predict whether her subjects were male or female.