Sentence examples for portrait record from inspiring English sources

In the sixteenth century the crown began to employ Flemish court painters who have left a portrait record of royalty.

All you need to do is log in using your Twitter or Facebook account, upload a self-portrait, record a brief sound bite, and voila!

In 1986 the most important artefacts were carved royal portraits, recording martial activities at site after site.

Price does want followers to know that Bad Self Portraits, recorded at Great North Sound Society in Maine and produced by Sam Kassirer Josh Ritterr), was made before the four saw a crush-hour traffic jam develop.

Holbein's celebrated portraits recorded more than the physical appearance of luminaries of his age.

Unintentionally, that serves as a pretty good description of Self Portrait, a record both far too ordinary and completely perplexing.

He calls his panoramic views of ruins "portraits that record human passage and its effects across geography and time".

"Dirty Blonde" presents one of the canniest portraits on record of that floating dialogue between celebrities and fans that remains so much a part of American culture (1 45).

In some basic way, any great artist's cumulative output, whole or in part, amounts to a self-portrait, the record of a spiritual journey, no matter how much or how little biographical data it actually conveys.

With Bob Stillman rounding out the protean three-member ensembled, "Dirty Blonde" presents one of the canniest portraits on record of that floating dialogue between icons and idolizers that remains so much a part of American culture (1 45).

Shaped with remarkable fluidity and inventiveness, "Dirty Blonde" presents one of the canniest portraits on record of that floating dialogue between icons and idolizers that remains so much a part of American culture.