Meanwhile, the landlady, Pam, is thinking of adding a picture of the girls to a column of brick beside the bar, a "wall of fame" that she keeps reserved for portraits of regulars who've made good.
Because he is such a virtuoso painter, as well as monastically reserved – the self-portraits are almost completely effaced – Richter's art has always seemed to arrive out of mystery.
Full-length portraits were reserved for depictions of the highest echelon of society, and were associated with princely displays of power.
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But he is mistaken in saying that this is the book's most venomous portrait: that is reserved for another target, closer to home, none other than the professional book reviewer.
Until now, portrait mode was only reserved for the cameras on the back of the iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 8 Plus.
I'm afraid that the portraits in Westminster are reserved for MPs with a distinguished record.
The idea of Chinua Achebe was so ubiquitous that he shared the territory reserved by my imagination for presidential portraits, school-teacher lectures, family Bibles and Reader's Digest-condensed books.
Gretchen Reynolds (Nov. 7) is to be commended for her article (with the kind of stunning portraits by George Duncan usually reserved for movie stars), which raises the public's awareness of this growing danger.
The moral earnestness in "No Strings," redolent of mid-20th-century American portraits of artists, is reserved for the high life pursued by David Jordan (Mr. Naughton), a Pulitzer Prize-winning fiction writer from Maine who has fallen into alcoholic, creatively fallow ways.
One room is reserved for long-term loans — currently, funerary portrait sculptures from Palmyra, the ancient caravan city that has been so tragically marred by the ongoing Syrian civil war.
