Meanings of engrave portrait in English

Accompanying the description was an engraved portrait of the natural wonder.

An engraved portrait of the illustrious Hahnemann occupied the place of honour over the chimneypiece.

A beautifully engraved portrait of the lady, by Sartain, is prefixed to the first volume.

All of them appear to have been after an original engraved portrait by Balthazar Moncornet.

It was a ten-dollar bill, bearing at its centre a steel- engraved portrait of Andrew Jackson.

With an engraved portrait of the Author

The work is now illustrated by finely- engraved portraits of many prominent poets, with their signatures and facsimiles of their handwriting.

At the end of a bookcase, in the corner of one of the windows, hangs a fine engraved portrait of Casanova.

She remembered having seen just such a coat in an engraved portrait of Count d'Orsay, a print nearly fifty years old.

It is the first engraved portrait of Washington, and was issued to satisfy the English curiosity concerning the new commander-in-chief of the rebels.

Mrs. Flinders was not satisfied with the engraved portrait published in the Naval Chronicle, 1814, nor with the miniature from which it was reproduced.

The sale was led by a royal oval astronomical watch with an engraved portrait of King James I made by David Ramsay circa 1618.

When he went away, he left with my father a book which he had written, with an engraved portrait of the author for frontispiece.

Kind old Grandfather had made him a present of a volume of engraved portraits, representing the features of eminent and famous people of all countries.