Sentence examples for famed portrait from inspiring English sources
While there are no extant paintings that can be positively identified as his work, his name is so esteemed that many paintings of merit have been attributed to him, including the famed portrait of Sugawara Michizane, a contemporary scholar-statesman.
Kings and pontiffs lined up for his services — his famed portrait of Pope Paul III, coiled like an aged cobra in his velvet cape, is in the show — and patiently awaited his reply.
What Cotte found lying dormant beneath the famed portrait is -- drumroll, please -- another portrait!
Today we would like to celebrate the birthday of famed portrait artist and friend of Spanish royalty Diego Velazquez.
As I have suggested, he should go to the White House's Roosevelt Room and under T.R.'s famed portrait, Obama should sign recess commissions by the score.
He is remembered as an artist's artist, revered by greats like Picasso, Dali and Francis Bacon who all recreated variations of the famed portrait painter's works.
Erwitt has also produced a huge body of diverse work, from famed portraits of Marilyn Monroe and Simone de Beauvoir to the infamous "Kitchen Debate" picture of Nixon and Khrushchev engaged in a vigorous argument, to photo-essays from South America and eastern Europe.
The painting, an homage to a Francis Bacon homage to a famed Velázquez portrait, showed a smiling, seated Pope with his underpants exposed.
British engraver George Vertue spoke of a person named John Taylor, whom he described as an actor and painter - and perhaps the very artist responsible for the famed "Chandos portrait" of Shakespeare.
When a parent applied for a grant to get a copy of the famed "Keyhole Portrait" of George Washington for our local school, the program required that the framed print occupy a place of prominence.
Some look pretty simple-minded now – Ashley Bickerton's famed self-portrait in corporate logos, everything by Pruitt Early – but even those that don't often come across as tendentiously crass.
