Should Win: "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Will Win: "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Best Actor in a Play Tom Hanks brought star power and charisma and a moustache to Ephron's (hate to say it) paper-thin portrait of the crime reporter Mike McAlary.
Highly skilled engraved portraits on thin plates of gold and silver were made.
Holbein's portrait shows him thin and sensitive, with his eyes cast upward, as if awaiting the sainthood that the Church finally bestowed on him, in 1935.
Among them was "Alabama Cotton Tenant Farmer Wife" (1936), the close-up portrait of a thin-lipped young woman against a background of weathered clapboards, a magnetic, 20th-century Madonna.
I've assembled a collection of 20 portraits of the Thin White Duke below.
Here, his portraits of colleagues are thin, but his affable personality infuses the book.
We strolled through a room of portraits painted by Whistler: thin, spectral figures wrapped in finery.
He and Nefertiti are both given long, thin, unbeautiful faces in their joint portraits.
Snider brings craggy charm to whatever he sings, whether a romantic ode ("All That Matters"), a touching tribute to Phil Ochs ("Thin Wild Mercury"), or a blackly hilarious portrait of George W. Bush ("You Got Away with It").
But if a fictional character is painted into a portrait, then simultaneously breaks the thin barriers between portrait and audience, TV show and painting, fiction and reality, what can we call that, but the fifth?
It wraps its books in plain black jackets with a thin color banner, decorated with a small portrait of the author.
