So now, it's time to take Bush's portrait down and put it into cold storage.
Raeburn, who could get anyone's portrait down in a matter of hours, could not manage his own.
I found that you had not dropped the Lincoln portrait down so that the head would come nearer the center of the coin ... Therefore I had Mr. Barber make me a proof of this change, and as this left so much blank space over the top we concluded that it would be better to put on the motto, "In God We Trust".
His portrait stares down from the bulkheads of company jets.
Mr. Freud engages viewers in a process of unforgiving yet humane observation, as in his "Night Portrait, Face Down," above.
Curry's portrait looks down, mirror-like, on Eileen Johnson, the current head of the school, a warm, thoughtful woman so alike Curry in features that they might be twins, were they not separated by a century.
He did not regard them as beneath his dignity, but simply feared that he would not feel happy at personal appearances or seeing his huge portrait staring down from hoardings.
This is precisely what infatuates Josh: the idea of being on equal terms with a self 2.0, a Dorian Gray portrait taken down from the attic – a self-affirming protege or Mini-Me.
The same philosophy applies to the paintings of people, some of Mr. Freud's best works in years, including "Night Portrait, Face Down," a vertiginous, voluptuously painted picture in which the female model grasps the ratty mattress she lies on, and another portrait of his daughter Ib reading.
Norman's portrait smiled down at us, knowingly, as black waves sloshed against the shore, just yards from the window.
Contests between local factories are held annually, and in the town center, Iwasaki's faded portrait looks down on visitors from a glass shelf outside his factory, just above his alleged original fake omelet from 1932 good as new and a stones throw away from his bust.
