Sentence examples for notable portrait from inspiring English sources

In 1715 Pope had been angered by Addison's support of a rival translation of the Iliad by Thomas Tickell, and in 1735 Pope published "An Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot," in which there appears a notable portrait of Addison as a narcissistic and envious man of letters.

He was also a notable portrait painter and was commissioned to paint the portraits of important figures of the day, such as David Lloyd George, and commemorative paintings such as the Investiture of Edward, Prince of Wales at Caernarfon Castle in 1911.

Although the fabric of the four-poster bed was designed in 1911, the room is largely Georgian, with deep red walls and furnishings, and contains a notable portrait of a young princess by the Spanish court painter, Bartolomé Esteban Murillo.

Massys painted many notable portraits, including one of his friend Erasmus.

Located in the chapel is a statue of Lee, and in the museum is the Washington-Custis-Lee collection of notable portraits of Washington and Lee.

Besides writing for them, Dodgson is also to be remembered as a fine photographer of children and of adults as well (notable portraits of the actress Ellen Terry, the poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson, the poet-painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti, and many others survive and have been often reproduced).

A large portion of Heliade's satirical works rely on mockery of speech patterns and physical traits: notable portraits resulting from this style include mimicking the manner of Transylvanian educators (with their strict adherence to Latin etymologies), and his critique of the exophthalmos Rosetti (with eyes "more bulged than those of a giant frog").

Among the notable mural portraits is that of church patron Saint Peter, whose larger-than-life image adorns the wall next to the iconostasis.

Her notable works include Portrait of a Young Woman (1909) and Red Cloud (1911).

The portrait, notable for the blueish hue to the woman's skin and the yellowed collar of her tunic, sold more than half a million copies.

But the show is perhaps most notable as a portrait of the contradictions inherent in molding a winning Democratic candidate -- a figure who can talk about social justice without seeming like a wimp.