Sentence examples for portrait mask from inspiring English sources

On the king's head was a magnificent golden portrait mask, and numerous pieces of jewelry and amulets lay upon the mummy and in its wrappings.

Among the most splendid examples of the burial portrait mask is the one created about 1350 bce for the pharaoh Tutankhamen.

By Peter Schjeldahl Insisting on the realities of life and (chiefly) death: Pawel Althamer's "Skin" (1997) and "Self Portrait (Mask)" (2008).

Emily Roysdon offers a spot-on reprise of David Wojnarowicz's 1978-79 "Arthur Rinbaud iNew Yorkrk," for which he photographed himself wearing a portrait mask of that French poet.

In response, Ms. Roysdon has photographed several women wearing a portrait mask of Wojnarowicz; the implication is that the torch of queer identity has been passed to women, and is being shared.

At the Donald Ellis Gallery of Ontario, a life-size wooden portrait mask of a man (circa 1840-1860), from northern British Columbia, impresses with an austere stylization that nevertheless makes a wonderfully expressive visage.

In Mycenaean tombs of about 1400 bce, beaten gold portrait masks were found.

The daguerreotype (Fig. 1) revealed patches of white haze across the majority of the portrait, masking the entirety of the woman's body.

Dewey-Haborg used the genetic information she found to generate 3D-printed, life-size "portrait masks" of anonymous people she'd never met.

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

Dewey-Hagborg created two distinct "portrait masks" of Manning, one that was "algorithmically gender neutral" and one "algorithmically female," which she placed side by side.