Sentence examples for type of portrait from inspiring English sources

You have heard me and you can write it up and paint any type of portrait of me.

The subjects include the generally known (Kate Moss), the semi-known (the art dealer Tony Shafrazi), and unknown (until now) folks advertising themselves in racy selfies or in a type of portrait that might be termed "the assisted selfie".

In the faces of these photographic subjects we behold an alarming look of knowledge without consent, and the formal elements associated with this type of portrait — the rigid, head-on stare, the non-professional lighting and institutional accouterment — are charged with the candid photo's shock of spontaneous revelation.

"I wanted to construct a type of portrait that I could revisit after she was gone," she said.

It is an evolutive type of portrait that can be fed with more video memories, increasing 'likeness' as time goes by.

Albaic explains: "With this new work, I tried to create a new type of portrait, one that goes beyond physical appearances—[one that's] more 'realistic' as it renders the founding blocks of the intimate world: your memories, your relationships and your emotions".

But until then, her focus is on creating a new type of political portrait she sees as universal, one that she hopes will be the definition of political desire well beyond Sarkozy.

It is to be noted that for (q>1) with fixed values of other parameters ((p=0.5, sigma =0.6), and (v=1)), the type of the phase portrait is same as Fig. 2. So the phase portrait for (q>1) is not presented.

Probably his portraits are now better known, as he invented the type of "grand tourist" portrait, very popular among the English, which shows the sitter at his ease among the ruins of antiquity.

Another type of public sculpture the portrait statue, typically in bronze, erected in a town square or other public space flourished in the 19th century as it had not done since the first centuries ad.

With his portraits of Philip IV (c. 1635), the Infante Fernando (c. 1632 35), and Prince Baltasar Carlos as huntsman, painted for the king's new hunting lodge, the Torre de la Parada, he created a new type of informal royal portrait.