Sentence examples for portrait derived from from inspiring English sources

The front of the house will be adorned with another portrait derived from the figurines, this one of a nightmarish-looking male character she invented whom she calls Brian.

(One of his "Bloodline Series" portraits, derived from family photographs taken in the 1920s, sold this month for a record $6 million at Sotheby's in Hong Kong).

Influenced by a Rococo portrait style derived from Joseph Blackburn, Copley made eloquent use of the portrait d'apparat a Rococo device of portraying the subject with the objects associated with him in his daily life that gave his work a liveliness and acuity not usually associated with 18th-century American painting.

Together, they've created a series of "portrait masks" derived from Manning's DNA, retrieved while she was incarcerated and undergoing hormone replacement therapy.

A portrait of the game was derived from interviews with some of the All-Stars.

He has said the portrait of Captain Queeg was derived from a study of psychoneurotic case histories, while the court proceedings in the story followed Navy rules.

In 1989, he and Landers took a studio together on Houston Street, and it was there that Currin started painting a series of portrait heads of young girls, derived from photographs in a high-school yearbook.

The chosen addition was a "Saxon Crown", derived from the portrait of King Athelstan on a silver penny of his reign, stated to be the earliest form of crown associated with any English sovereign.

A rough estimate derived from the Portraits of Grief series in The New York Times suggests that about half those who died were unmarried.

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

She surmises that Droeshout's engraving may have been derived from this lost portrait.