Sentence examples for portrait division from inspiring English sources

The portraits that Levitsky showed at the exhibitions of the St . PetersburgAcademy of Arts in 1769 70 secured for him the title of academician, and in 1771 he became head of the academy's portrait division, a position he held until 1787.

Mr. Krings joined CPI in October 2001 and has served as president of the portrait studio division, the company said.

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No one would pretend even the grandest group portrait could mend our divisions, many of which are less visible than skin colour.

Division of six portrait heads at Museum; we have been given the middle head found in G 4140 and both male and female of G 4440; others go to the Museum here.

Accolades for her work began earlier this year when she won third place in her age division for a portrait she made of the legendary entertainer Josephine Baker in a contest for students across Los Angeles County to honor African American Heritage Month.

She presents a nuanced portrait of the Los Angeles Police Department, showing divisions within the force.

But Harrison's late-night reading on Radio 4 was power - ful nonetheless, not least because, with its portrait of social and cultural divisions, Britain didn't seem so different now to how it was then.

In Congressional testimony in July, the assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's laboratory division, Donald M. Kerr, painted a stark portrait of the dangers of the online world.

Each chapter presents an incisive portrait of some individual corporate executive, Enron division or enabling institution (like its accounting firm) or profession (like journalism and research analysis).

It remains an affecting portrait of a mining family torn apart by class divisions and individual desire at the turn of the century.