Sentence examples for every portrait made from inspiring English sources
In museums, the chair in every portrait made me flinch, but I coveted the odalisques' sofas.
It could almost be a portrait made by a French sculptor of the 18th century.
Chris Ofili won the Turner Prize in 1998 for a portrait made (partly) with cow dung.
The centerpiece of the domed foyer was a large Hussein family portrait made of inlaid marble.
"There must have been a portrait made at some stage," he speculated.
An unknown photographer is represented by a double portrait made in 1890 of an Indian youth.
She also had a portrait made of herself dressed as the Queen of Hearts.
But Ms. Frelinghuysen said she had never seen a Fulton portrait made by the company.
The company has described it as a harsh portrait made without his cooperation.
In one portrait made in Brady's Washington studio in 1864, Lincoln sits with his son Tad looking at a photograph album.
"Double Third Portrait," made in collaboration with the artist Carter, is an amazingly pretentious pastiche of performance art, experimental film and appropriated voice-overs and flaming arrows.
