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Short's most recent work, a portrait of the Queen on a pinhead, sold for £100,000.

She performed her symphonic work "A Portrait of Rachel Carson" with the University of South Carolina Symphony Orchestra in 2007.

One work, a portrait of Sachar titled "Sculptor" (1938-39), is linked to the earlier material at Pace Wildenstein.

But I also liked "The Limner," about a deaf-mute itinerant artist who plans to paint, as his crowning work, a portrait of his trusty mare.

He lent – anonymously – a key work, a portrait of Auerbach's cousin Gerda, to the major retrospective on the artist in 2001.

James Joyce mentions Irish team Bective Rangers in several of his works, including Ulysses (1922) and Finnegans Wake (1939), while his 1916 semi-autobiographical work A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man has an account of Ireland international James Magee.

The last installment, at Anthology Film Archives, featured experimental works, a portrait of the subway guru Paul Kronenberg, and highlights from an open call for short films.

Her family owned one of the Spanish surrealist's early works – a portrait of the painter's sister called Figure at a Table – and she was hoping he might embellish the painting with some surrealist flair to make it closer to his later work.

He had already written several plays by the time Stephen D (1962), a skilful conflation of two James Joyce works, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and Stephen Hero, made him a name to reckon with at the Dublin theatre festival, alongside his fellow dramatists Brian Friel, Tom Murphy and John B Keane.

It was an exhibition of inmate art, and one of the works – a portrait of Sherlock Holmes, blank-faced and inscrutable – was unmistakably his.

Her latest work is a portrait of Pres.