Sentence examples for portrait consisting of from inspiring English sources

In contrast to this generalized approach, Connie Connelly examines herself, family members and friends in "People I Know," a group portrait consisting of 12 individual studies in the spirit of Lucien Freud.

But instead of lush images, in the case of "Mourning Wall" viewers are met by prints that are almost solid gray; in "Family Portrait," dark prints are interspersed with pure white ones; "Birthday Portrait" consists of vertical swipes that seem like gestures -- the images were made by pulling the film from the camera while it was exposed.

This portrait consists of trajectories of the autonomous system that represent the string displacement everywhere except at the loading points, and vertical segments that satisfy the boundary conditions in these points.

They're self-portraits consisting of abstract images derived from from calculations using these numbers.

Both portraits consist of thousands of meticulous dots, inspired by Ofili's exposure in the mid-90s to Aboriginal Australian painting, in which the distinction between representation and abstraction does not exist.

Denote by (mathcal {K}_p) the subgroup of (mathop {mathrm {Aut}}(X^*)) consisting of automorphisms g whose labels (alpha _{g, v}) of the vertices of the portrait consist only of powers of the cyclic permutation (sigma = 0, 1, ldots, p-1)).

The Times's Pulitzers included the public service award for the section A Nation Challenged, which was anchored each day with a full page headed Portraits of Grief, consisting of biographical sketches of those who died at the World Trade Center.

Barbara Ernst Prey's Building 6 Portrait: Interior consists of a singular work a giant, 8x15 foot (unframed) watercolor painting depicting the pre-renovation version of the same space the piece is housed in.

The season's other offerings are Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte," the French version of Donizetti's "Lucie de Lammermoor" and an unusual double bill consisting of "Portrait de Manon," Jules Massenet's one-act sequel to his most famous opera, paired with Poulenc's one-acter "La Voix Humaine," which depicts a woman on the phone.

Also on the summer program are Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte" and an unusual double bill consisting of "Portrait de Manon," Jules Massenet's one-act sequel to his most famous opera, paired with Poulenc's one-acter "La Voix Humaine," which depicts a woman on the phone.

The portraits consist only of the letter "I", as a capital or small letter, in different fonts and handwritten.