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One portrait shows a florid, impatient-looking man in a good black coat.

"This portrait shows a woman with closed lips the colour of blood.

Miller's official portrait shows a boyish cadet with a long thin face untroubled by thoughts of the future.

The painting, an homage to a Francis Bacon homage to a famed Velázquez portrait, showed a smiling, seated Pope with his underpants exposed.

The foundation contends that the portrait shows a woman who appears to be in her early 20s, a decade younger than the version in the Louvre.

Post-Gullio, but not badly so…And the Canadian portrait shows a guy who, though not yet bald, is unmistakably going bald.

The king whom Shakespeare made drive everyone mad with his meditation on kingship, the king whose portrait shows a plain, young, bewildered-looking fellow who at any moment may burst into tears.

One portrait showed a dozen Jewish revolutionaries mourning a comrade slain in the Kishinev pogrom of 1903; another captured the anarchist leader Alexander Berkman addressing a rally of the Wobblies.

The original portrait showed a girl wearing pigtails and a pink dress.

His official company portrait shows a man with dense wavy black hair squinting against bright desert sunlight and wearing a sly smile.

Viewing a single portrait shows a happy, easy-going couple in their 30's enjoying the prime time of their life together.

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