Sentence examples for portrait double from inspiring English sources

In the well-known "Self Portrait (Double Hand, Front)" of 1988, two enormous cupped hands are held up before the camera, fingers bent down to cause a dark band of shadow across the middle that gives emotional expression to the cliché "his hands were tied".

I think the pope really dresses!" Both portraits double as shrewdly refractive mullings of different editions of fame, epitomized by Waters's recognition that Mathis's appeal is "something I could never achieve and he can never escape".

In a sense, all of the Dutch Master's self-portraits are double portraits.

Self Portrait, a double LP including few original songs, was poorly received.

Maggie Evans Silverstein hopes that parents who see her portraits in Double Take will come out of it with this message: "[B]e in the moment.

And many suggest stories, like the double-double portrait of twin sisters with their twin soldier boyfriends.

Solo portraits become doubles as second figures arrive to complicate the narrative.

The big dynastic portraits, of double-chinned Nepali princes and their fair-skinned consorts, are catching dust.

That's why there is (thankfully) no torment when his bohemians find success, March writing West End hits, and Cooper taking commissions for portraits of double-chinned dowagers.

Tired of being poor, he set out to make art that would please the Salon, meaning art that would sell, like bourgeois portraits that doubled as genre scenes.

Credit View full screen Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.,'s crude, ludic doodles — a beaver, a cobra, an asterisk-anus — are famous from novels like "Breakfast of Champions," as is the curly-haired self-portrait that doubled as his signature.