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Discover LudwigThe phrase "portrait of you" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a painting or photograph which features a particular person. For example, "I'm going to commission a new portrait of you to hang in our living room."
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"A beautiful portrait of you," I said, and she blushed.
"I said, 'I'd love to do a portrait of you,' " she recalled.
"I say to models, 'I'm not doing a portrait of you.
If you could choose an artist to make a portrait of you who would it be?
If I were making a portrait of you, I would paint what I'm seeing.
Please paint a portrait of you and me together, riding a horse.
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In Douglas Gordon's "Self-Portrait of You + Me (Freddie Mercury)," a poster representing Mercury, the lead singer for the band Queen, has been partly burned away so that a viewer's own head and shoulders are reflected in a mirror backing the poster.
"My White Friends" is a series of some 50 portraits of — you guessed it — Ms. Greene's white friends.
By now you may have heard of Frontback, the app that combines one shot from the regular iPhone camera with one shot from the front-facing camera to create one image showing what you're seeing on top with a self-portrait of you at the bottom.
The Baskin Robbins, and the guy who sold portraits of you lasered into crystal have all now been hidden behind a plywood barricade.
The Baskin Robbins, Cool Britannia and guy who sold portraits of you lasered into crystal have all now been hidden behind an MDF barricade.
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