Sentence examples for popular portrait from inspiring English sources
The best will be displayed at the popular portrait prize exhibition (285,514 people visited in 2013) until 21 September.
But Thursday's announcement means, for example, that BP's 27-year sponsorship of the NPG's hugely popular portrait award will continue for the next five years.
That concept remained a popular portrait of humankind's future in space as late as 1968, when the American motion-picture director Stanley Kubrick's classic science-fiction film 2001: A Space Odyssey depicted a spinning double-wheel station under construction above Earth.
Adopting the pen name Yvon (to avoid confusion with a popular portrait photographer named Pierre Petit), he published his first photo essay in 1919: "Ciels et Reflets de Paris" ("Skies and Reflections of Paris"), a series of six melancholy cityscapes in which overcast skies played a starring role.
To become more "authentic," Hillary must become even more fake, set us at ease by playing to all the dumb tropes of the popular portrait of the everywoman -- one who is devoted to slopwave food (premium juice, premium oatmeal, kale slurry) but is a little embarrassed about it.
Make sure you have some color, some black and white, as well as some sepia tone and other popular portrait filters.
He costumed and posed his sisters in an attempt to re-create the popular portraits that he loved.
Two of the five are portraits of two Iroquois chiefs copied from popular portraits of the era of the same chiefs who became famous for visiting Queen Anne in London in 1710.
"But when searching for images to use, I noticed something else that tells us about the political communication in North Korea the most popular portraits of these leaders are almost identical.
"But when searching for images to use, I noticed something else that tells us about the political communication in North Korea – the most popular portraits of these leaders are almost identical.
According to Brian Stableford, writing in the Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, the definitive reference on the genre, Camille Flammarion was the first author to present a popular fictional portrait of truly alien life-forms.
