Sentence examples for meat portrait from inspiring English sources

Meat Portrait #016 is perhaps the most eroticized image, although there are plenty of openings, holes, and suggestive curves.

Meat Portrait #018 shows a gratuitously arranged pair of eyeballs and what appears to be a brain, its connecting tubes cut loose, on a blood-stained surface.

Meat Portrait #016 is one of the more successful images; less successful are the ones that seem to revel in a kind of death voyeurism for its own sake.

I worked there on and off for one year producing my Meat Portraits".

There are hints of the original image: tufts of green and signs of raw meat in the portrait of Luis Meléndez's "Still Life With Beef, Bowl of Ham and Vegetables, and Receptacles," or a pair of shocked froglike eyes in that of Bernardo Strozzi's "Healing of Tobit" (who regained his sight).

The only other work that induced such delicious sickly chills was a self-portrait in meat (well, horrible look-a-like plastic meat) by American artist Tony Matelli.

Check out portraits comprised of cabbage, raw meat, and spiders below.

Beneath the carnage of "Raw Meat" a k a "Death Line" is a portrait of an underclass kept out of sight by a cruel, authoritarian society.

They wanted upbeat meat-and-potatoes fare: portraits, narratives and flowers (big flowers, with lots of colors) that added punch to a room.

After a fleet, organic costume change — Toms traded for big buckled numbers — the meat of the play begins, with Sancho sitting for a portrait by the painter Thomas Gainsborough.

At the Royal Academy Sargent's portrait of Henry James suffered a similar attack from a militant's meat cleaver.