Sentence examples for range of portraits from inspiring English sources

From Grandma Moses's depiction of herself beguiled by infant descendants to A.G. Rizzoli's rendition of his mother as a Gothic cathedral, this refreshingly offbeat show of 20th-century self-taught artists covers a vivid range of portraits.

The NPG's director, Dr Nicholas Cullinan, who was chairing the judges for the first time, said it had been fascinating to see such a range of portraits from artists around the world.

From Grandma Moses' depiction of herself beguiled by infant descendants to A.G. Rizzoli's rendition of his mother as a Gothic cathedral, this refreshingly offbeat show of 20th-century self-taught artists covers a vivid range of portraits.

From Grandma Moses's view of herself beguiled by infant descendants to A.G. Rizzoli's rendition of his mother as a Gothic cathedral, this refreshingly offbeat show of 20th-century self-taught artists covers a vivid range of portraits.

Weegee's work life and personality come into focus through a wide range of portraits, papers, and paraphernalia that open up his various working spaces, from his studio to the trunk of his car, as well as his interactions with the police, victims, and criminals.

Amit Roy‑Chowdhury of the University of California at Riverside said that a comparison of the faces in a range of portraits thought to represent Anne has identified only one, the Nidd Hall portrait, as being the same as the face printed on the Moost Happi medal.

Produced for more than 2,500 years, these miniature works of art contain a historically invaluable and often artistically excellent range of portrait heads and symbolic devices.

After testing a basic version on the iPhone 7 plus, Apple gave the new iPhone 8 plus and iPhone X a range of portrait options like contour lighting or studio lighting.

The close range of the portraits and the flat background add to the sense of being surprised, taken aback, even abused, that we feel after sitting for a strip of passport pictures.

The exhibition is notable for the wide range of subjects: portraits of Mr. Devine's children, photographs of drawings he made when he studied painting, trees in Maine, still lifes in which the objects tumble around as in a Cezanne painting and an arrangement of toy horses on the dining room table, to name a few.

Under the tutelage of conceptual photographer Rachel Stern, Columbia University's Undergraduate Photography I class produced a range of amazing portraits this year.