Sentence examples for painted portrait from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s, he painted "Portrait of Andy Warhol" using an unorthodox technique that can't be described in this newspaper.

On almost every home is a brightly painted portrait of the elephant god Ganesha, alongside inscriptions to signify the wedding date of its occupants.

A badly knitted jumper won't do, and a wildly painted portrait somewhat in the style of Francis Bacon is clearly out of order.

He has long experimented with photography and new technology, but told Devaney that the camera cannot convey the intense emotion of a painted portrait.

A suit of royal armor could take as long as two years to produce, and it would be far more expensive than a painted portrait.

The first major artist working in this technique was Jean Petitot, who in the 17th century painted portrait miniatures for the courts of Charles I of England and Louis XIV of France (see Petitot, Jean).

He created many memorable paintings portraying the sun-drenched Spanish Mediterranean beaches and seascapes; he often painted portraits outside, reinvigorating the form with his fresh perspective.

He also painted portraits throughout his career.

They even "painted" portraits in glass.

Painter of Presidents Herbert Abrams painted portraits of presidents.

He painted portraits of Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and Nixon.