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| r acceptance of him by asking him to sign the | portrait they have drawn of Cassidy to present to his |
| William John Evelyn from a | portrait by Havell (1884) |
| Guttenbrunn's | portrait of Haydn, seen below, exists in two versions. |
| sat for him, and was so much pleased with his | portrait that he showed it to the king. |
| While doing more and more commissioned oil | portrait paintings he was picked up by numerous southw |
| ounding member of the National Association of | Portrait Painters, he was also an associate academicia |
| s also a friend of Juvenal Habyarimana, whose | portrait pin he wore while saying Mass, and the person |
| n 1885, in recognition of his services to the | Portrait Gallery, he was made CB, and on his resignati |
| He persuades her to allow him to sketch her | portrait, which he later puts on display in his West E |
| powerful head has led viewers to see it as a | portrait; the head was cast separately from the lithe |
| He is most associated with his | portrait, The Head of Christ of which more than 500 mi |
| 2007 IMA | Portrait #3 Heidi Grundmann - a documentary - intervie |
| rtist's son) can be consulted in the National | Portrait Gallery Heinz Archive and Library. |
| The second | portrait is held by the University of Wales, Swansea. |
| His | portrait is held by the National Portrait Gallery. |
| His | portrait is held by the Royal College of Physicians in |
| ne of his photographs, a formal royal wedding | portrait, is held by the National Portrait Gallery. |
| The success of James Cranke and his son as | portrait painters helped their family to become import |
| Portrait of Henri II, 7th Duc de Nemours, by Robert Na | |
| Studio | portrait of Henri Lachambre by Nadar |
| Portrait of Henri II of France circa 1536 | |
| In May 2002, Bacon's "Study for | Portrait of Henrietta Moraes" was sold by Ernst Beyele |
| Portrait of Henrietta (Nettie) Rice (1841-1874), wife | |
| Portrait of Henriette Catherine de Joyeuse | |
| Portrait of Henrik Ibsen | |
| Portrait of Henry Wynkoop | |
| Portrait of Henry Felix Woods taken from inside plate | |
| Portrait of Henry Bascom | |
| Portrait of Henry E. Huntington, ca.1900. | |
| at the Royal Academy in 1881, and in 1887 his | portrait of Henry Vigne in hunting costume was one of |
| Van Dyck's | portrait of Henry Percy, the 9th Earl of Northumberlan |
| 1845: | Portrait of Henry Somerset, 7th Duke of Beaufort by He |
| Portrait of Henry W. Collier | |
| Portrait of Henry Bourchier, 2nd Earl of Essex | |
| A | portrait of Henry E. Dixey, American actor. |
| Portrait of Henry Wyatt by Hans Holbein the Younger. | |
| A noted 1965 low relief | portrait of Henry Clay Frick by Malvina Hoffman in lim |
| We have also by him a | Portrait of Henry, Prince of Wales, an oval plate, wit |
| Portrait of Hepzibah Clarke Swan by Gilbert Stuart, 18 | |
| A | portrait of her hangs in the Kitchen of Oratory House. |
| A pastel | portrait of her by Austin Spare is in the Imperial War |
| r Mrs. Colonel William Thomas Markham), whose | portrait, by her father, hangs in the National Gallery |
| Her father was a | portrait painter; her patroness was the Princess of Sc |
| sonality comes across loud and clear" in this | portrait of her work as a psychiatrist and a humanist |
| In the mid-1990s a | portrait of her hung in Kenwood House, on Hampstead He |
| Originally a | portrait painter, her initially sculptures tended to b |
| In April 2007 Fiona exhibited a long-awaited | portrait of her famous sister. |
| Her | portrait depicts her at prayer in her richly furnished |
| rature Department, a marble profile medallion | portrait of her father at age 42, sculpted by Edward W |
| There is a | portrait of her in Samuel Clarke's second part of the |
| As with the | portrait of her husband, this portrait of Margarita ev |
| der her married name, Ethel Jackson, gave the | portrait of her mother Madam Patey to the Tate Gallery |
| is a pale white because Bronzino painted the | portrait using her death mask as a model. |
| Good Stuff is a | portrait of her relationship with her father who was 6 |
| A | portrait of her by Constantinople-based artist Jean-Et |
| A | portrait of her by Angelica Kauffmann and one as Andro |
| asked by the Queen Isabel Farnese to paint a | portrait of her son, the prince. |
| In the Olympic year of 2000, a | portrait of her was hung in the Sporting Archibald Pri |
| Reginer, a coachman to the king, asked for a | portrait of her, and hung it in his room. |
| ang to John Singer Sargent as he painted this | portrait of her, around 1897. |
| In 1880 Millais painted a final | portrait of her, which was exhibited at the Grosvenor |
| The | portrait shown here was painted by Jacob Adriaensz Bac |
| Portrait of Herman Knickerbocker | |
| made comment when 'Courtney Love purchased a | portrait of herself by Olan, 'Courtney Love invested i |
| A | portrait of Heylyn by Henry Cocke in the Ironmonger's |
| Joanna in | Portrait of Hickory, Embassy Theatre (April 1948) |
| A | portrait of him in mayorial robes was donated to Haber |
| There is a | portrait of him with Mary Magdalen, by Giotto, in the |
| ch also has a charming Victorian photographic | portrait of him from Japan with one of his giant spong |
| A | portrait of him is part of the permanent collection at |
| A | portrait of him appears on the Glasgow University biog |
| In 2000, a | portrait of him was hung in the Archibald Prize called |
| Portrait of him | |
| The | portrait of him which was kept in the Master's Lodge a |
| There is a | portrait of him by the painter Thomas Sully. |
| Daishi (horned great master) is said to be a | portrait of him subjugating vengeful ghosts. |
| A watercolour | portrait of him as a child by his godfather Walter Osb |
| 1937 his descendants donated to the church a | portrait of him which had been owned by the family for |
| A small | portrait of him hangs in the vestry of the Octagon Cha |
| In 2000, a | portrait of him was hung in the Archibald Prize painte |
| The governors also placed a | portrait of him in their court-room. |
| Commanding Officer of the Second Battalion; a | portrait of him in full dress uniform still hangs in t |
| uzzard later requested for Ankomah to paint a | portrait of him and also arranged for a selection of A |
| ic, which is marked out under his name, and a | portrait of him is presented at its head. |
| ts Annual Report 1934 included a photographic | portrait of him . |
| On his tomb there is a | portrait of him done and donated by his friend Giacomo |
| There is a | portrait by him in the Scottish National Portrait Gall |
| There is a | portrait of him by Francis Wheatley in the National Po |
| HIs | portrait, describing him as a brigadier general, is he |
| use in August 1850, aged 83. S. Gambardello's | portrait of him is at Apsley House. |
| A | portrait of him is preserved in the deanery. |
| There is a | portrait of him at the Sosu Seowon, which was built as |
| Later that year a | portrait of him painted by local artist Bruce Chapman |
| His engraved | portrait depicts him in a costume of a courtier of the |
| There is a | portrait of him by Ramsay (1803) at St. Edmund's Colle |
| A | portrait of him painted in 1911 as a pageboy at the co |
| There is a | portrait of him, engraved in mezzotint by Smith, after |
| ham Whitaker's ‘Loidis and Elmete' there is a | portrait of him, engraved by William Holl from a paint |
| e artist Benjamin Wilson to paint a full size | portrait of him, which he then donated to the Hospital |
| Bromley mentions a rare engraved | portrait of him, signed by George Vertue. |
| A | portrait of him, as late as 1830, was at Mr. Hulton's, |
| d that Queen Elizabeth of England requested a | portrait from him, although he is not mentioned in Lor |
| Holbein painted a | portrait of him, c. 1522-23, probably as a pair with o |
| was a friend of Rembrandt, who later etched a | portrait of him. |
| There exists an engraved | portrait of him. |
| atician Adrien-Marie Legendre, the only known | portrait of him. |
| nts on his paintings and asks Reno to paint a | portrait of him. |
| He paints a | portrait of himself as a practical, self-sufficient an |
| her in a club he once took her to, he finds a | portrait of himself painted by Abby and notices an ima |
| r these services he was presented with an oil | portrait of himself in August 1895. |
| 11th century by adding that Christ gave her a | portrait of himself on a cloth, with which she later c |
| Sim Lee and John Henry, Daniel Martin left no | portrait of himself. |
| habitants and ended every roll of film with a | portrait of himself. |
| yes, whose son, Dr. Philip Hayes, presented a | portrait of Hine to the Oxford Music School. |
| Herndon aspired to write a faithful | portrait of his friend and law partner, based on his o |
| Orlok sees Hutter's miniature | portrait of his wife and admires her beautiful neck. |
| Portrait of his sister, C. J. Cherryh. | |
| ammar School in Kent, and there is a memorial | portrait and his VC citation hanging in the school's h |
| At Narford he hung a | portrait of his patroness Caroline of Ansbach on the s |
| Leavitt was also painted in a | portrait during his lifetime by the artist Francis Bic |
| Posthumous | portrait by his aunt Dora Stock (1814) |
| A Boldini | portrait of his former muse Marthe de Florian, a Frenc |
| Bob Marley: An Intimate | Portrait by His Mother, which was published in 1997 by |
| s from Ditchley Park, Charlbury including the | portrait of his ancestor Sir Henry Lee by Antonio Moro |
| d asks Norman for a second shot at being in a | portrait for his art school. |
| His | portrait of his cousin Senator Robert M. La Follette, |
| ed Darrow's study as the basis for his book's | portrait of his "Patient Zero". |
| de Musset and the lesbian eponymous heroine a | portrait of his lover, George Sand. |
| Among these paintings is a | portrait of his young wife, the actress Ellen Terry, w |
| storical Association Museum in Syracuse has a | portrait of his son George Comstock Pratt (1842-1853). |
| Bucquoy's | portrait of his own mother provides the film with its |
| ir Henry Lee himself, including a full-length | portrait in his robes of the Order of the Garter (1602 |
| efeated, Sylvester gives in and growls to the | portrait of his mistress that his life would have been |
| Wanting to show off the result, he shows the | portrait to his girlfriend. |
| uring this period that Gainsborough painted a | portrait of his friend Joseph Gibbs. |
| The | portrait of his wife, Catherine Wister Miles, was also |
| of which Ehringhaus was a member, maintains a | portrait in his honor. |
| Seurat's | portrait of his friend Aman-Jean, "one of the great po |
| Portrait from his anatomical atlas, from a portrait by | |
| This and a | portrait of his wife were exhibited in St. Paul in tha |
| Primarily a | portrait painter, his subjects have included novelist |
| Cardinal Mazarin had Martinelli's | portrait in his gallery. |
| His journals and sketches created a colorful | portrait of his frontier service. |
| His "Lady in Scarlet", a full-length | portrait of his wife, won the International Bronze Med |
| the crowning achievement of Rauch's work as a | portrait and historic sculptor. |
| ngrad school of painting, most famous for his | portrait and historical painting. |
| He is mainly known as a | portrait and historical painter. |
| Portrait of History was a gift to the Indianapolis Mus | |
| Prior to being loaned to IUPUI, | Portrait of History was located on the grounds of the |
| Portrait of History was included in this movement. | |
| Henry Howard was a | portrait and history painter. |
| falls between the commonly accepted genres of | portrait and history painting. |
| rds with phrases written on them, and a large | portrait of Hitler. |
| he was awarded with a memorable ring with the | portrait of HM Alexander III of Russia. |
| The National | Portrait Gallery holds ten portraits of Maybury in its |
| The National | Portrait Gallery holds two photographs of Armitage. |
| Portrait of Home I and II (2005) | |
| Portrait of Home | |
| ebruary 1874 in Quincy, MA and was married to | portrait painter Homer Lane Bigelow (1868-1955) in 189 |
| ommissioned Buechner to paint the full-length | portrait in honor of Tully's 85th birthday. |
| Portrait of Hortense Mancini. | |
| Alferez painted an official | portrait of Huey P. Long (who, Alfarez revealed decade |
| Detail of a | portrait of Hugh de Provence, painted by Tomaso da Mod |
| Portrait of Hull, published in Polythanos, 1814 | |
| he Massachusetts Historical Society (when his | portrait was hung there) as "eminent for his talents, |
| The | portrait was hung at the entrance of his exhibitions, |
| neth Royall or Franklin Delano Roosevelt whom | portrait was hung until this last years in the Rooseve |
| McClelland Barclay painting a | portrait of Husband E. Kimmel |
| Although a notable Irish | portrait painter, Hussey is not thought to be amongst |
| An original | portrait of Hutton is at Marske, North Yorkshire, in t |
| rs, and contained a reproduction of Carrick's | portrait of Hutton. |
| ichard Baimbridge raved "it's one of the best | portrait docs I have seen." |
| portrait of Ida Waterman | |
| that de Vere was the subject of the Ashbourne | portrait, an idea he passed to Looney's follower Percy |
| an American photographer noted for her unique | portrait style illuminating the personality of her sub |
| National | Portrait Gallery, Images by George Scharf |
| lis De Bie in 1662, Meert was well known as a | portrait painter, imitating the style of Van Dyck. |
| ociety portraitist to be featured, as one six | portrait painters, in a New York Times article on the |
| In 1792 he was appointed | Portrait Painter in Crayons to the King. |
| A | portrait is in the possession of his descendant, J. G. |
| He soon became one of the leading | portrait painters in London. |
| Portrait taken in 1972 | |
| A (31 March 1880 - 6 May 1952) was an English | portrait painter in the early part of the 20th century |
| in the painting which is now in the National | Portrait Gallery in London. |
| and the sitter, are in the American National | Portrait Gallery in Washington DC and in the collectio |
| ald won the Young Artist Award at the 2010 BP | Portrait Awards in the National Portrait Gallery, Lond |
| in the Photographs Collection of the National | Portrait Gallery in London. |
| In his Self | Portrait (now in the National Portrait Gallery (London |
| cousin Henri Beaubrun (II) (1603-1677), were | portrait painters in the courts of King Louis XIII and |
| In 1983, Gen. Gustavo Alvarez, whose | portrait hangs in the School of the Americas Alumni Ha |
| He was a founder-member of the National | Portrait Society in 1911, and became a member of the I |
| the Royal Academy and of the Royal Society of | Portrait Painters in 1924, and of the Royal Watercolou |
| He became a | portrait painter in New York, and his portraits of his |
| 750-52 "are probably the earliest full-length | portrait figures in English porcelain"; some were enam |
| Above all of this lies a series large | portrait heads in a loose pattern, similar to an optic |
| Leopold Eidlitz, | portrait published in Architectural Record in 1908 |
| onzo Hartwell (1805-1873) was an engraver and | portrait artist in Boston, Massachusetts, in the 19th |
| National Museum of American History, and her | portrait hangs in the National Portrait Gallery. |
| essful, self-taught, early nineteenth-century | portrait painter in the United States, who was born, d |
| rding to Houbraken he was considered the best | portrait miniaturist in watercolors of his time. |
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