Sentence examples for private portrait from inspiring English sources

For a charity auction a few years back, the photographer Patrick Demarchelier donated a private portrait session.

Seeing Ellsworth's portrait in a private portrait album, it's as if the nation's first lost son had found a place in every Union family.

In the guards' locker room, on the streets where the 34th Street Partnership's employees stood post, and in Flatbush in Brooklyn, where Mr. Dorismond's family gathered in near silence, the private portrait was much different.

On the private portrait "St.

Leonardo had no income during the spring of 1503, which may in part explain his interest in a private portrait.

So in this exhibition, apart from a few small, private portraits, we have to assess him on his achievements..."...

"Sally Michel, Milton Avery: A Portrait," a warm tribute at Knoedler, mounts a group of informal, private portraits of each artist done by the other.

In America before the end of the 18th century, artists mostly painted private portraits, few of which were put on public display.

And then as a kind of "work-trade" I've been asked by a magazine publisher to take "private" portraits of him and his wife this Saturday night - and every time the adults talk about it in front of me, they chuckle.

It can seem, in fact, less like a novel — since movement and plot are fairly sparing — than a counter-document of sorts, a private, unsanctioned portrait of those interiors (in every sense) that are always left out of the grand official picture.

In its thematic organization, the exhibition, complemented by costume designs, stage sets and photographs, devotes sections to Degas's images of the dancers' private world, portraits of famous ballerinas, classroom lessons, performances onstage and encounters between dancers and their admirers.