Sentence examples for found a portrait from inspiring English sources
And I found a portrait of him — reading The Daily News by the window — that I had long forgotten.
In it, she found a portrait of a seated man clutching a walking stick, looking world-weary.
And conservators found a portrait of a moustached man beneath Picasso's painting Woman Ironing at the Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan.
When I visited him last year at his family's modest ranch house in the Detroit suburb of Commerce Township, I found a portrait of middle-class contentment.
In extra footage, Matsoukas found a portrait of Beyoncé sitting in the plantation house in a white dress, half in shadow, air-grabbing as she faced the camera.
She also found a portrait of a prosperous-looking fellow for $200 and pretended he was the deceased whaler who had once owned her home — whom she promoted to captain.
Dig out the ECB's glossy 2011 annual report and you will find a portrait of an organisation that is already making the transition from self-confidence to hubris.
Bronx Chic In the May issue of Town & Country, readers can find a portrait of the socialites Mai Hallingby and Joanne de Guardiola perched on a stone garden wall wearing shoes not intended for any communion with peat moss.
Dr Bendor Grosvenor, Culture Show presenter, art historian and dealer said: "To find a portrait by Van Dyck is rare enough, but to find one of his 'friendship' portraits like this, of the wife of his best friend in England, is extraordinarily lucky.
He describes cubism as being somehow an artistic response to the advent of cinema, pointing out that "a painting can't turn" and observing that "if you look closely at some of the portraits from cubism at the time, you'll find a portrait of a woman that is really a projector".
