Sentence examples for glamorous portrait from inspiring English sources
But in the background two other dancers, in complementary choreography, underline this glamorous portrait.
One of the pictures is a glamorous portrait of her husband with electric hair and the piercing eyes of a blue-eyed devil.
"A glamorous portrait in oil of the earl and his beloved dog Rover, it is an outstanding example of the type of painting for which Reynolds is most highly acclaimed.
Joseph Wright's dramatic rendering of An Iron Forge shows the wealth being created that would allow an actress such as Mary Ann Yates, whose glamorous portrait hangs opposite, to become a celebrity in 18th-century London.
D1 U.S. OPEN GOLF F1-8 OB8TUARIES B8 Holly Solomon An eclectic art dealer known for her spirited, high-stepping life style, and a glamorous portrait of her by Andy Warhol that made her a Pop icon, she was 79.
Even when the broadcaster Natasha Kaplinsky – whose glamorous portrait is included – arrived to study English in 1992, she was told it was "so poor it could easily be swapped for a packet of mixed biscuits".
There have been gaudier and more glamorous portraits, but none more serene or content.
Covers a century of rapid stylistic, political and technological changes beginning with the radical changes of the Enlightenment and ending with the glamorous portraits of the Belle Epoque.
Epitomizing Paris in the roaring 1920s and 1930s, Lempicka's work consists primarily of glamorous portraits of men and women of the period.
His glamorous portraits and large views of California, all in watercolor, hang in a room that is dominated, in spirit, by Elizabeth Peyton's small, fiercely adoring paintings and drawings of androgynous young people, including herself.
Poring over relics of lost grandeur -- glamorous portraits, poignant scrapbooks -- while living most whimsically amid their many un housebroken pets, the Beales triggered essential questions about the documentary filmmakers' complicity.
