Sentence examples for forgotten portrait from inspiring English sources

The day I showed her the forgotten portrait of Nureyev, she was visibly shocked, saying: "Did I really take that?".

Then, when he was rehanging the paintings at Newbridge after the show, the forgotten portrait lay on the floor.

Thomas emerges as the real protagonist; I won't forget the portrait of a young refusenik's existential choice.

This assertion had long been forgotten in his portrait of a blues legend now stalked by family intrigue: King and his second wife couldn't have children, and he took a fertility test that showed his sperm count was too low to conceive.

But while those ephemeral means are soon forgotten, the full-length portrait will dazzle for centuries to come.

John Stezaker slices into the publicity portraits of forgotten actors to make what he calls his "hybrid icons".

Edwards made good on his promise, and every May for 50 years he returned; the local museum devotes rooms to portraits of forgotten celebrities that visited the show.

Upper-class English families frequently inherit dusty portraits of forgotten ancestors, but Alec Cobbe's Anglo-Irish forebears left him a richer legacy, a collection of major works of art.

All that was aged about it were the steaks and the sepia-toned portraits of forgotten opera stars on the wall, left over from when Strip House was Asti, an Italian joint made famous by its role in the Tom Hanks vehicle "Big".

"You are at home not in palaces, but among the poor; not with the famous, but with the forgotten; not in official portraits, but in selfies with young people," said Ban.

And (though some at Bloomsbury might prefer to) who could forget Anna Pasternak's portrait of James Hewitt?