Sentence examples for line portrait from inspiring English sources

Or it might be the will of Ms. Michelson herself, who does not perform but appears to be rendered in Charlotte Cullinan's large green neon line portrait at the back.

There's also an impressionistic line portrait of the queen by Tracy Emin, who rose to fame for her provocatively confessional work, and a piece by the Tracy Emin, Grayson Perry, known for his highly entertaining cross-dressing as well as for his sexually explicit work.

Gray's collected short stories come in at an overwhelming 900 pages, in a handsome quasi-Edwardian hardback designed by the author, and illustrated with his distinctive frontispieces, mocked-up woodcuts, heraldic emblems, totemic symbols and line portraits of strong women.

If you'd like to submit your own portrait of Andrew or Myuran, you can do so at [email protected] with the subject line "Portraits of Andrew and Myuran".

Others are charming, close-up line portraits and others are just cheeky drawings for something like a Dior No.5 perfume or a man with a hot dog for a nose.

The emotional turmoil she feels is often reflected in the agonizing expressions of those finish-line portraits.

Drawn in a pale, sharp pencil line, a portrait of Paul and Marguerite-Claire Valpinçon from 1861 could almost be mistaken for one of the myriad graphite portraits that Ingres cranked out.

His work included social reportage at home and abroad, but he remains best known for his illustrious line of portrait sitters in the 60s, which included everyone from Harold Wilson to Reggie Kray.

Contessa, Kusher's most operatic work to date, toes the line between portrait and idol with exceptional nuance.

But follow the line of portraits and Lyon is also Carthan's immediate successor.

And it lacks a truly major painting, along the lines of "Portrait of Olga Meerson" or "The Italian Woman" (both reproduced in the catalog).