The deity, who is always portrayed frontally, commands the center of a symmetrical composition.
Memory of the defeat lived on: when in 1914 a German army routed Russian invaders at the same spot, the German high command portrayed it as revenge for the defeat of the order five centuries before.
But he sang with firmness and command, and portrayed a Cavaradossi worthy of Miss Thigpen's Tosca.
A recent survey by the state news agency Xinhua suggested portraying a corpse could command a 100-yuan bonus, while being slapped would be worth 500 yuan.
The sociologist, Stjepan Mestrovic, said the documents portrayed a "dysfunctional" brigade and command structure that "created an environment that led to these crimes".
Yet earlier this week, the spokesman for the US war command, Colonel Steve Warren, portrayed the purpose of the few hundred marines at the base as providing "force protection" for Iraqi forces and their US advisers if they come under attack from Isis, not offensive operations.
Two of my favorite characters are women of color: Naomi Nagata, portrayed with incredible force and command by Dominique Tipper, is the brilliant chief engineer of a range of spaceships that our core cast find themselves on.
"Catch all whales you meet small size, sucklings and lactating females all alike .The crushing momentum of the Soviet command economy is well portrayed, as is the detailed account of Japan's stance on whaling.
Director Peter Landesman's film will portray Felt, who was second in command at the bureau at the time of the scandal in 1972-74, as a conflicted man struggling to do the right thing.
In Act II Tosca, portrayed by Amy Johnson, arrives from her command performance for the queen dressed in a light-violet silk evening gown and elegant white cape right out of a 1930's film.
In that work, Heraclius is portrayed as declining the Prophet's command to renounce his false belief in Christianity; he is therefore defeated by the Muslim forces.
