He was also a popular subject of documentary filmmakers, many of whom depicted Mr. Gibson as the archetypal little guy fighting for justice against giant corporations.
Other 20th-century artists who influenced Pop art were Stuart Davis, Gerard Murphy, and Fernand Léger, all of whom depicted in their painting the precision, mass-production, and commercial materials of the machine-industrial age.
Others first mentioned Hitler, whom Mr. Yefimov depicted as a sinister mix of the crazy and creepy.
Dan Quayle, whom he depicted as a feather, wailed that Trudeau had a vendetta against him.
He was deeply immersed in culture and politics, forming a friendship with the influential writer Rabindranath Tagore and a close association with Gandhi, whom he depicted many times.
Instead, through the release of bits of minutiae on who was meeting with whom, he depicted Mr. Clinton as waiting to do some down-to-the-line persuasion.
In 1948, he married Kitty Garman, the daughter of the sculptor Jacob Epstein, whom he depicted in several portraits, notably "Girl With Roses," "Girl With a Kitten" (1947) and "Girl With a White Dog" (1950-51).
He staged the events of the distant sacred past as if they were taking place in the present day, often working from live models whom he depicted in starkly modern dress.
Painted in the early years of World War II, the distorted figure of Dora Maar, Picasso's muse and lover, posed in a chair is one of scores of seated women whom he depicted.
1930), which features the artist playing cards with Woodruff and writers Countee Cullen and Eric Walrond, each of whom is depicted in profile with exaggerated facial features, making reference to indigenous African art.
"The same girl whom prosecutors depicted as a she-devil starved for sex and orgies, grew, in inverse proportion in American public opinion as a chaste diva who fell into a hornets' nest of inept, evil men".
