Sentence examples for form of portrait from inspiring English sources

Several examples in the form of portrait heads are the first thing you see when you step off the elevator on the Whitney's fourth floor.

The historic house, built in 1857, is said to be haunted, and Ms. Shushan has supplied some ghosts of her own in the form of portrait miniatures.

Freud's greatness, though, lay in understanding, either tactically or instinctively, that a new form of portrait was called for in the Kodak century.

In the first rooms, the viewer encounters Caesar and other leading protagonists of his age — Cicero, Crassus, Lepidus — in the form of portrait busts, which acquired new levels of expressiveness during this period.

Visual representations in the form of portraits and busts have been plentiful but dull.

This witty and unexpectedly soulful memoir about the artist's stint working at a Bay Area bar takes the form of portraits, self-portraits, and atmospheric still-lifes.

Here are exhibitions centered on literary figures, scientific personages, paintings of war at sea and a look at Scotland's links with Pakistan in the form of portraits of the Scottish-Pakistani community.

Another installation takes the form of a portrait gallery, with curved, mustard-yellow walls.

Julia Raeside Storyville bags one of the year's Oscar-nominated docs in the form of this portrait of an unorthodox marriage.

Ignacio Zuloaga, the flashy Spanish society portraitist, stands out for a bizarre homage to Velazquez in the form of a portrait of a dwarf, and he comes across as more daring than expected.

Zen monks sought illumination within their own spiritual experience, inspired by the teachings and deeds of their master, and when the monks completed their studies, they received a "diploma" in the form of a portrait of their master, who usually wrote a symbolic poem in the upper part of the picture.