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Перевод: portrait
[прилагательное] вертикальный; [существительное] портрет ; описание; изображение [существительное]
Тезаурус:
- Dame Peggy Ashcroft, who died last June, aged 83, left a portrait of herself in Venice by Walter Sickert to the Tate Gallery in her 900,000 will published yesterday.
- He thought of the man, bereft and incarcerated in that cluttered cottage behind the great dyke of shingle, listening night after night to the never-ceasing moaning of the tide, and brooding on the wrongs, real or imaginary, which could inspire that hate-filled portrait.
- There he set up a small photographic portrait business, and made some early forays into recording ethnic "types" and customs.
- He was in Radio Times as a strip cartoon for eight years and his portrait has hung in the Royal Academy.
- The four pages were an introduction, a portrait.
- A novel by Lloyd, called Edmund Oliver , appeared in April, and contained a thinly-disguised and unflattering portrait of Coleridge which deeply offended and disturbed him.
- This comparison may form the crucial part of a description; later on, using comparison as a criterion, that a portrait should look like the sitter, that landscape should look natural, and the objects in a still life should be identifiable, a critic can use it as part of an evaluation.
- Reynolds was a great exponent of the idealized portrait typical of the day.
- He had posed for that portrait at the age of twenty-two; a year later he was in the Crimea.
- A portrait of Elena Ceauescu graced the Polytechnic's building in Central London until it disappeared during the Christmas vacation at the end of 1989.
- This is a great picture book on the making of Francis Ford Coppola's film, as well as an interesting portrait of ol' red eyes himself.
- And an exhibition of Shaviana, In Close-up , is currently on display at the National Portrait Gallery.
- Perlman is usually the slickest of violinists, but here he seems to cultivate a rasping sound that emphasises the work's macabre portrait of Stalin's Russia in the late 1940s.
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