Sentence examples for portrait as an from inspiring English sources

This portrait as an engineer is declared by his quasi-geometrical lines; his body is made by his engineering tools and templates.

Munch's screamer — set in a swirling landscape, elongated hands holding a face distended in horror — is not so much a portrait as an embodiment of an inner state.

The article, "Jane Austen to the life?" discusses the authenticity of the "Rice Portrait" as an authentic likeness of the author made in her lifetime.

And midconcert, she set the circus trappings aside to appear barefoot in bluejeans and a tight T-shirt, singing "Family Portrait" as an unguarded confession.

Oxford Art Online, a widely accepted academic source, cites a 1974 British Museum catalog that defines a portrait as an image "in which the artist is engaged with the personality of his sitter and is preoccupied with his or her characterization as an individual".

Hartmann cites the portrait as an example of a visual aesthetic object.

It is composed of 10 panels of 40 vulvas; each square is an individual portrait, as unique as a face.

It is both a great portrait, as well as a wonderful painting.

There is also the occasional recipe and needlepoint portrait, as well as an impressive workout routine.

There are his numerous self-portraits as well as a life-size figure of Pope John Paul II struck by a meteor.

(In 1490, Leonardo described the portrait as a vehicle for expressing "the motions of the mind").