Sentence examples for show portrait from inspiring English sources

That show, "Portrait of Spain: Masterpieces From the Prado," includes about 100 courtly and religious paintings by artists like Velázquez and Goya.

One of the first pieces in the Washington show, "Portrait of a Family in a Landscape" (1641), is a collaboration between the two, with Jacob responsible for the figures and Aelbert for the landscape with cows in the background.

One painting in the show, "Portrait of Wally," is claimed by the family of Lea Bondi Jaray, a Jewish Viennese art dealer who was pressed by a Nazi art dealer to leave the work behind when she fled to London in 1938.

Bob Porter, the host of the nationally syndicated show "Portraits in Blue" on WBGO-FM (88.3), agreed.

The show, "Portraits," was an audiovisual work created by Kevin James, a composer and former social service counselor.

Ms. Schwartz's 6-year-old daughter is the subject of her show, "Portraits of Amelia," on view at the Hunterdon Museum of Art in Clinton today through Oct. 16.

The advertisement opens like a French film noir, showing portraits of melancholy-looking men standing against a shadowy black-and-white backdrop of menacing New York City streets.

The exhibition shows portraits of supermodels looking like royalty and royalty looking like supermodels, blown up to the size of billboards.

Downstairs his delicate plates, showing portraits of his friends and relatives, line the shelves of a handmade cabinet and are plastered into the walls.

Likud hawks implied weakness on his part tonight by holding up signs that showed portraits of Mr. Sharon and Shimon Peres, his dovish foreign minister from the Labor Party.

It "shows portraits of Hitler and Duchamp," he said, adding: "Not Hitler and Duchamp themselves, even if this is often implied casually.