Sentence examples for key portrait from inspiring English sources

Hence its upbeat predictions for the imminent auction of the key portrait.

The Steve Jobs computer key portrait has found a home with Ripley Entertainment, which purchased the mosaic for future display in one of the company's many Odditoriums around the world.

Incorporated into this episode narrative are members of the flamboyant, charismatic, hard-working artist's circle, most notably Henry Geldzahler, Patrick Proctor, Celia Birtwell and Ossie Clark, the subjects of several key portraits.

This low-key portrait of a middle-class Midwestern marriage lets you know that it was written according to strict and orthodox rules as to what a play should be.

My Night with Maud in some ways can be seen as a blueprint for Rohmer's later films, effectively bucking that era's prevailing air of rebellion with a low-key portrait of a man wrestling to equate his Catholicism with his love for a woman who does not believe what he believes.

She describes that style as a combination of the dramatic, high-key Hollywood portraits done in the 1930s and 1940s by George Hurrell and the sculptural, warm-toned photography of Edward Weston.

He lent – anonymously – a key work, a portrait of Auerbach's cousin Gerda, to the major retrospective on the artist in 2001.

The Petzval is unique in its design in terms of being intentionally made to capture a super narrow depth-of-field, which is a key ingredient for portrait photos that really pop.

That, she says, is the key to a successful portrait: turning the 11-inch-by-14-inch 11-inch-by-14-inch 11-inch-by-14-inch 11-inch-by-14-inch 11-inch-by-14-inch

THE key to Angier's portrait is this conflict: intellect versus emotion, repression versus outcry, safety versus freedom.

Was there any resistance from his producing partners to casting two Brits in these key roles in his portrait of a broken-down American city?