Sentence examples for portrait of which from inspiring English sources

It would make a terrific double bill with Barbet Schroeder's mesmerizing 1974 documentary, "General Idi Amin Dada: A Self Portrait," of which Mr. Macdonald has obviously made a close and fruitful study.

Joan Baez: Somebody sent me a book with all those pictures of inmates on the cover, so I was poking through it and I picked one of the guys to do a portrait of, which I still have.

One of the world's richest hedge fund tycoons, Steven Cohen, is to auction one of the jewels in his art collection: a Manet self-portrait, of which there are only two in existence.

Paintings by ?ouard Manet rarely come up for sale, let alone self-portraits, of which he painted only two.

As I worked my way through I came to the room of portraits, of which there were many.

Liz Rywelski, a member of the Space 1026 collective in Philadelphia, sets the tone with two large series of photographic portraits, of which she is the subject.

The portrait is on show at London's National Portrait Gallery, of which the duchess is patron.

Since then he has invited more than 300 photographers to take his portrait, some of which are to be displayed as part of the Brighton Photo Fringe festival.

The series shines with its individual portraits, some of which have the resonance of good literature.

He associated with the finest members of Russian society and painted and drew a great number of portraits, each of which was a revelation.

She became known for her closely cropped still lifes and for her portraits, most of which were of women.