"head portrait" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe an image of a person's head and shoulders. For example: "The artist painted a head portrait of the young woman."
A Lucian Freud Small Head portrait is currently on display at the Ferens Art Gallery, Hull, while Gilbert and George's Gordon's makes us drunk will be at the Herbert Art Gallery in Coventry in May.
In addition to dancing, Taeuber-Arp's contribution to the Dada genre included a series of wooden heads ("Dada heads"), which she fashioned out of hat stands and on which she painted stylized geometric faces, including one of Jean Untitledd [Dada Head, Portrait of Hans Arp], 1918).
A single head portrait, on the other hand, gains through the limits of the medium.
In 1970 she gathered dozens of her head portraits in an installation work, "Hedda Sterne Shows Everyone," at the Betty Parsons Gallery.
Two frozen head portraits of my sons as newborns, made from their placentas.
The squares with head portraits denote busy squares.
The South African-born artist has two small head portraits - Helena and Scarlett.
First, individuals were indoors, where they were encouraged to become subjects in separate 20-second video head portraits, which figured into the experience later in the night.
At the top of the scaffolded structure, there was a head-shaped clear sculpture with tiny moving images featuring the same video head portraits of the crowd, filmed just moments before.
Are the heads portraits or idealised images?
In particular, the judges singled out the biographical sketches of victims of the World Trade Center attack, published in the section under the heading "Portraits of Grief".
