Sentence examples for from a portrait from inspiring English sources

Dendy says he got it from "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man".

But how much, if anything, can you ever really know about a person from a portrait?

Pretty, pretty things... detail from a portrait of Kate Moss by Stella Vine.

Each is from a separate edition of 50 pulled from a portrait as it evolved on a single stone.

"If you are after a truth from a portrait, you want it to do something a photo can't.

Mr. Obama pointed to a framed, autographed copy of the Emancipation Proclamation hanging opposite his desk, not far from a portrait of Lincoln.

Inspiration: Maggie Steber Image: Madje sits for a portrait, from "Rite of Passage".

Lafayette received an honorary degree from Harvard, a portrait of Washington from the city of Boston, and a bust from the state of Virginia.

When I was 4, my Dad, an illustrator, emigrated to the U.S. to look for work, leaving Freda to support the family on whatever meager income she could raise from a portrait-painting business she was trying to start.

Her "Jawlensky and Werefkin" from 1908 is a portrait of another couple in the group, both from St Petersburg.

Once they acquired from a shipwreck a portrait of a young man who happened to be Gentle in his youth.