Sentence examples for portrait subjects from inspiring English sources

Immense, theatrical, Bowery became one of the great portrait subjects, a source of widespread fascination.

His joy came as people started talking about his work and the portrait subjects became friends.

The original listed the former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein among Platon's portrait subjects.

Each sitter finds a place in a viewer's consciousness, as portrait subjects rarely do.

His models and portrait subjects were never seen leaping or running or turning themselves into blurs.

The portrait subjects, asked to explain their outfits, are drolly laconic ("boring feeling," "like Snow White").

(Georgia O'Keeffe, arguably his best find in any medium, appears as a portrait subject).

Perhaps that is the only requisite for a portrait subject — or maker — in the 21st century.

Duncan who told him about Sergeant York and suggested him as a portrait subject.

Yeo may not be a great portrait painter, but Blair is surely a great, unfathomable portrait subject.

In 1921, he lured away Martha Koch, the wife of a doctor who was a portrait subject and a friend; they married in 1923 and had three children.