Sentence examples for little portrait from inspiring English sources

All three can be sampled in her little portrait of a group she calls the "Boys".

But it's an interesting little portrait of an odd little outpost and the people who live there.

Hans Holbein's miniature of Anne of Cleves is a miraculous little portrait that, supposedly, changed the course of history.

Look at Zapater: a big-hearted man lovingly painted on a broad canvas; look at Wellington, tiny and remote, an exhausted alien in a dark little portrait.

Anyone who prizes a record of friendship between one painter and another will be touched by the little portrait of Alphonse Legros by Fantin-Latour.

Anyone who thinks that Bloomsbury lacked bite need only look at Bussy's little portrait of Lady Ottoline Morrell in the present show.

This is the first in a series of little portraits of those tricks.

He's somebody that seems like such a structure master, but a lot of the short stories are just these beautiful little portraits.

At the Murray Hill Building, the little portraits in stone — dirty, covered in dun-colored paint and chipped here and there — have somehow survived.

The chairs are Ms. Hatoum's succinct little portraits of North Adams, which, despite the museum's success, still has a way to go toward recovery.

Small boys were selling little portraits of Lenin which people pinned on their breasts, and at some points small paper portraits were being handed out free, and eagerly claimed.