Sentence examples for twisted portrait from inspiring English sources

Daniel Lee's digitally twisted portrait photographs are darker meditations.

That chaste image was glaringly at odds with the one she presents in her artwork, a series of twisted self-portraits — photographs, works on paper or canvas — in which she puffs on a fistful of cigarettes; poses as a nun, naked in a wimple; or bleeds from lacerations, symbols of the pain she suffered in past love affairs.

It's a twisted Cain and Abel tale and an incisive portrait of modern American life that promises to live up to its ominously domestic cover art.

"This never-ending money-gushing nipple pays me $1,600 a mile, yet you build my road straight?" Durant is a vicious bully who revels in his own greed and cruelty, but in a caricatured, small-bore way that makes it almost impossible not to think longingly of Ian McShane's portrait of Al Swearengen, the twisted, charismatic villain of "Deadwood".

This is a mesmerising portrait of a frayed and twisted mind.

In these recent small terra cottas, he presents an array of heads that include many self-portraits, among them one with twisted curls titled "Self as Goldilocks".

Extreme angles, brutal croppings, twisted fingers and limbs, in his self-portraits as well as images of others, concentrate our eyes on the terrifying drama of physical existence.

Follow me into the portrait gallery, where we showcase terrifying paintings of twisted Electoral College outcomes.

Francis Bacon's "Study for Portrait of Henrietta Moraes" (1964), one of his morbidly twisted images, brought the highest price of the evening.

Working with glue and twisted rolls of newspaper, the Tokyo-based artist crafts three-dimensional portraits of animals that are full of personality.

"Untitled (King of Israel)" is a kind of Picassoid portrait, but also a biological and geological cross-section — with a crown of thorns — whose twisted, patterned strata form both an automatist cartography and a tortured body.