Dürer's pictures of men and women from this Venetian period reflect the sweet, soft portrait types especially favoured by Bellini.
They can be divided into portrait and non-portrait types; and of these, only the two non-portrait coins may be from Wiglaf's second reign.
In Mick we have an affecting portrait of this type of person, after the wheels have stopped turning.
As Emilie Gordenker, the director of the Mauritshuis, told me recently, 17th-Century viewers would have looked at Vermeer's painting and seen not a portrait but a type of picture known as a 'tronie'tronie
And because so many of them are reflected, they can help scientists build a portrait of the type of surface that reflected them, such as how dusty, rocky, or even icy it is.
In December 1913, he wrote to Mint Director Roberts that "[b]efore the nickel was made I had done several portraits of Indians, among them Iron Tail, Two Moons, and one or two others, and probably got characteristics from those men in the head on the coins, but my purpose was not to make a portrait but a type".
The expressed toxin genes in the venom gland of C. adamanteus provide a detailed portrait of a type I rattlesnake venom [ 46].
With accurate models constructed from >14 000 diverse samples representing over 244 tissue/cell-type terms, URSA's discriminative features (i.e. genes) could paint a molecular portrait of tissue/cell-type-specific gene expression.
Still, even a feeble flash can help low-light or backlighted portraits of the type you're likely to take with a cellphone.
It becomes grotesque at the hands of sculptors Robert Gober and Louise Bourgeois; quirky in Tom Friedman's head carved out of an aspirin; and mundane in Tim Gardner's watercolor of a high-school-yearbook-type portrait.
