Sentence examples for sensual portrait from inspiring English sources

Vividly depicting the indignities of the flesh, "Porfirio" offers a harshly sensual portrait of a man imprisoned by paralysis and the callousness of the state.

I'll be packing it when I go to Rome to see the wonderful Bernini exhibition currently on at the Fondazione Roma Museo, Palazzo Cipolla, which includes Bernini's deeply sensual portrait bust of Costanza.

It's a very sexy painting: there's a man and a woman in it and they represent earth and water in a mystical way, but it's a very sensual portrait as well.

The delicate and sensual portrait is painted on the wall of a wine and cheese shop in the quiet northwest suburb of Chippendale, and takes inspiration from a beloved 2015 meme.

The delicate and sensual portrait is painted on the wall of a wine and cheese shop in the inner city suburb of Chippendale, and takes inspiration from a beloved 2015 meme.

Notable in this genre are his autobiographical "novels of longing," with themes of sickness and love; biographical "novels of passion," with sensual portraits of historical figures (e.g., Pjotr, 1923; Peter the Czar); and his greatest achievements in prose, two "novels of fulfillment"—Bracke (1918; Brackie, the Fool) and Borgia (1928; The Incredible Borgias).

The series is in the same style of Walitzki's earlier work, which is almost exclusively "sensual portraits of ethereal yet slightly-feral, fairytale women".

Named after the so-called 'atmospheric heartbeat' which occurs when thousands of thunderstorms combine to create a high-frequency resonance, the series depicts nude and sensual portraits with tenderness, while simultaneously allowing her subjects to hide from the viewer's gaze. .

In 1987, the surrealist artist Leonora Carrington devoted a canvas to a sensual, spectral portrait of a red cabbage – and portrait is the right word, because a cabbage is like a head.

This was Barbara Villiers, the future Lady Castlemaine, mistress to the king, whose sensual, passionate portrait by Peter Lely is one of the most beguiling works in the National Maritime Museum's fascinating exhibition Samuel Pepys: Plague, Fire, Revolution.

In the second category are sensual self-portraits and works that depict sex, uninhibited sexuality and queer pride everything you can't do or feel in prison.