Sentence examples for made portrait from inspiring English sources

There Anna made portrait miniatures of several prominent statesmen of the new republic, including James Monroe, Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, and William Bainbridge.

Portraiture was practiced by the Egyptians but was comparatively rare in the ancient world until the Greeks and Romans made portrait sculpture one of their major artistic achievements.

Bailey plausibly speculates that a friendship sprang up between the two men, and that Velázquez may have made portrait sketches of the General on that trip which he later used for "The Surrender".

Several of Picasso's katzenjammer friends — including the poets Guillaume Apollinaire, Max Jacob, and André Salmon — made fun of the socially uneasy bourgeois Matisse, and, on one occasion, made "Portrait of Marguerite" a target for rubber-tipped arrows.

In a later trip to Italy he met the Danish-Icelandic sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen, who made portrait busts of him and other persons in his family.

Mr. Sánchez has also made portraits of rebels in Libya.

Munch made portraits of both Strindberg and Mallarmé.

They made portraits of rough and ugly types.

She frequented Hamburg's red-light district, where she made portraits of prostitutes and a number of self-portraits.

Over two years, I made portraits of these women and men, trying to show their dignity and aspirations.

Ms. Kass also made portraits of herself impersonating both Warhol and his Elizabeth Taylors (in a group she called "Debs").