Sentence examples for memorable portrait from inspiring English sources

Another of Mendel's most memorable portrait subjects was Florence Abraham, a capable and comparatively well off Nigerian woman.

In trusting the reader to interpret her findings, Faleiro presents a sincere and memorable portrait of a community in turmoil.

There was also the memorable "Portrait Show," at a brownstone in Harlem (home to another photographer friend) that was under construction.

Mr. Scott also fashions a memorable portrait of Howard Rushmore, the onetime film critic for The Daily Worker (fired for praising "Gone With the Wind").

Nancy Horan's "Loving Frank" (2008) offers a memorable portrait of Mamah, a serious-minded woman who translated feminist tracts from Swedish into English.

This acute, sensitive and very memorable portrait of a pale Venetian dandy is one of a handful of works by women on view at the National Gallery.

His sharp observation and firm character delineation produced some of the most memorable portraits in Japanese literature.

Under Joe Discher's sensitive direction, individually memorable portraits blend skillfully into a whole.

Back in Paris he joined the underground, helping prisoners and escapees, and also resumed his photography, which included memorable portraits of the painters Pierre Bonnard and Henri Matisse.

These memorable portraits, dating from the 1970s, show farmers, brides, cops, kids and pastors from Africa's white tribe, staring at the world with flinty defiance.

Mr. Lithgow, whose most memorable portraits have been of endearingly uncertain characters (as in "M. Butterfly"), here wears evil authority like a clanking suit of armor.