Sentence examples for recorded portrait from inspiring English sources

Then he recorded "Portrait of an Artist" with the Grammy-winning producer Adam Abeshouse.

I recorded the portrait's development on a digital camera, constantly dissolving through from one version to the next.

Career success, for example, was recorded through portraits of people wearing uniform or badges of office.

Those of us who were relatively unaffected should be grateful that we were given an excuse for idleness usually reserved for schoolchildren on a snow day — and also for the fact that Erin Trieb's "go bag" included her iPhone, which she used to record a portrait of the meeting between New York and Irene.

Price does want followers to know that Bad Self Portraits, recorded at Great North Sound Society in Maine and produced by Sam Kassirer Josh Ritterr), was made before the four saw a crush-hour traffic jam develop.

Holbein's celebrated portraits recorded more than the physical appearance of luminaries of his age.

It is recorded that he remitted a portrait of Pope Paul V, a portrait of himself in prayer (shown above), and a set of Ceylonese and Indonesian daggers acquired in the Philippines, all preserved today in the Sendai City Museum.

Elizabeth Peyton, like Neel, has recorded her era in portraits of the cultural elite (Kurt Cobain), people in her immediate milieu, and those who are both.

Payments made to him for portraits are recorded in the Rutland accounts at Belvoir in the 1590s.

In 1974, Jackie O's sister Lee Radziwill commissioned Albert and David Maysles (best known for their Rolling Stones documentary Gimme Shelter) to record a family portrait.

Fray Hortensio Paravicino, the head of the Trinitarian order in Spain and a favourite preacher of Philip II of Spain, dedicated four sonnets to El Greco, one of them recording his own portrait by the artist.