Sentence examples for on which portrait from inspiring English sources
The trial's outcome hinged on which portrait of Mr. Asahara proved more credible.
"Tum Tum and Tabarma" uses leather seat cushions as mountings for family photographs, like soft versions of the pedestals on which portrait busts are mounted.
For the elaborate production, the Brooklyn sculptor Jonah Emerson Bell has designed a large wall, built from refuse, personal mementos and found objects, on which portraits by Caledonia Curry will be projected.
Above his desk, in his enormous office in the Foreign Ministry, is a nail on which a portrait of Mr. Milosevic used to hang.
The wood panel on which the portrait was painted could not be earlier than the late sixteenth century; carbon dating showed that a label on the back was also from the period — no later than 1640.
A range of techniques were used in the process including dendrochronology – examining the tree rings of wood to date it – which showed that the panel on which the portrait was painted was likely to have been created in the early 1620s.
Perhaps this is because, in the rigidly observed seating hierarchy of my small family, I was always positioned with my back to the wall on which the portrait hung.
In one of his more engaging, not-yet-titled works, Mr. Hockney juxtaposes images of a disappearing road, a tuxedoed gentleman dancing toward you and a boxy pseudo-stage on which a portrait of a lion (a pun on 'line'?) is displayed behind hot-pink curtains.
But if you look at the prints that include several subjects or at the contact sheets (reproduced in "Unclassified"), on which the portraits are laid end to end, you can see the list.
After the discovery of an inscribed portrait of Catherine Parr, in 2014 Edwards published a tentative identification of said painting as the original on which the Streatham portrait was based.
