Sentence examples for portrait something from inspiring English sources
But in Picasso's Stein portrait something different starts.
In another gouache, a charming family portrait, something is already not quite right.
"I want to do a seven-foot, standing portrait, something that will be noticed by virtue of size and hopefully quality," he said.
When a photographer attempts to capture a family portrait, something metaphysical goes wrong and the play slips through the looking glass, giving us a glimpse of a fractured and fuzzy family history.
Mr. Mould credited his brother for getting him interested in 18th- and 19th-century British portraits, something which 25 years ago was seen as out of fashion in the art market world.
That wrinkled paper may be like the mysterious letter read by the woman in another of Vermeer's famous portraits, something that has originated outside the painting's frame.
The Dresden-born painter, now 76, has been a prolific artist for more than 40 years but no exhibition has ever been devoted to his portraits, something the exhibition's curator, Paul Moorhouse, called "extraordinary, given the wealth and diversity of his work".
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It felt beautiful to try to make a portrait of something so common.
It's a late, scruffy, unrecognizable portrait of something or other.
Halvard Solness, the title character of Henrik Ibsen's 1892 play "The Master Builder," is a portrait of something, but of what?
