Sentence examples for the portrait represents from inspiring English sources
For him, the portrait represents an idea of what Hollywood was in the 1930s and '40s: glamorous, romantic, larger than life and a little outrageous.
The portrait represents a man, estimated by some to be 45 years of age, standing turned to the viewer's right, looking at the viewer with a commanding expression.
The portrait representing an old man with his grandchild (c. 1480 90) is perhaps Ghirlandaio's finest painting, notable for its tenderness and humanity, as well as a simplicity and directness of handling.
The flora in the portrait represent the stations of Obama's scattered personal and ancestral past — blue lilies for Kenya; jasmine for Hawaii; chrysanthemums for Chicago — and their momentary intrusions might hint at the ways in which the man was somewhat shrouded by the dazzling story that delivered him into his nation's arms.
The portraits represent not only the deepening mysticism of El Greco's late work, but also his ability to adjust his distorting style to the creation of a distinct, imposing individual personality.
The sixth and last portrait represents the apotheosis of Octavius and Alfred (see above) and was painted by West.
In fact, this hopeful, marketable portrait represents a fraction of the real Africa, and conflating the two works to obscure the backward slide taking place across much of the continent.
The self-portrait represents the artist standing up and holding a thin copper hose that feeds a stream of water onto his head (Fig. 1).
The obverse depicts a profile portrait representing Liberty, while the reverse depicts an eagle with wings outstretched.
For Freud the famous half-smile was a recovered memory of Leonardo's mother; for others the painting is an idealised portrait representing no one in particular, or it is a depiction of chastity.
The visualization juxtaposes the faces of Bakermat's two lead characters one old, one young into a jagged, bisected portrait representing your viewing choices.
