Sentence examples similar to secure a portrait from inspiring English sources

Secure a good location.

A private donor gave the Tate £12.5m to secure "The Portrait of Omai" a show-stopping canvas by Reynolds, of a handsome young Tahitian who cut a swathe through British society in 1774, charming titled ladies who wondered how far his tattoos stretched.

Before approaching the owner of "Les Femmes d'Alger" — reportedly, a Saudi collector — Gouzer and Brett Gorvy, the contemporary-art head, secured another Picasso, a portrait of Dora Maar that was owned by Steve Wynn, the casino mogul.

"The Heritage Lottery Fund is pleased to be playing a significant role in helping the Ashmolean secure Manet's Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus, particularly as it is unlikely that a work of this calibre will become available again at such a competitive price".

A portrait painter.

A Portrait.

A portrait agitates us.

It's a portrait.

India: A portrait.

Why have such a portrait?

A portrait [graphic] / Js.