In "Portrait of Himself," a searching, restless thematic line threads through the overall orchestral haze of pungent cluster chords.
In 1640, Rembrandt painted a portrait of himself.
Mr. Allen readily agreed with that portrait of himself.
Henry Ford repudiated a portrait of himself that he couldn't recognize.
HOW did Mitt Romney's words "paint a humanizing portrait" of himself?
Within an hour, Tarn sent me a basic ASCII portrait of himself.
He gave the saloon a life-sized portrait of himself, which hangs over the mantel in the back room.
Hipwell's description of Morgan's editorship was in vast contrast to Morgan's own portrait of himself as a 'hands-off' executive.
With a presidential election looming in March, Mr. Putin seemed to be sketching a portrait of himself as a leader.
Before being sent overseas, Mr. Robertson, then stationed in California, wanted to give a portrait of himself to his mother.
Concluding his speech, Mr. Romney returned to the portrait of himself as a leader, not a Washington insider.
